We don't need to see a super-magnified view of a small portion of the screen. We just need to see what is so bad about the OPs charts that he is pining for the old days of CRT monitors.
Emulating CRT monitors
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We don't need to see a super-magnified view of a small portion of the screen. We just need to see what is so bad about the OPs charts that he is pining for the old days of CRT monitors.
The Dots Pattern on the LCD Screen, is his issue, he can some how see the dot makeup and it annoys him, hence Dot Pattern zoomed in shot and excuse to use Macro on my phone.
Bigger screen further away so yo can't see the dot pattern ??
Yeah, that's the problem. "He can see the dot pattern". What the heck is going on there? I have an old 17" Gateway LCD monitor from like 2011 that charts look just fine on, 1280x1024 resolution. I don't see any dots.
Me to, he's got good eyes up close, we haven't.
I don't like OLED Phone screens used for VR Goggles, too many dots but it really zooms in 1/2 of the screen to full zision, IPS much better and smoother.
Problem: Charts look like arse on LCD monitors (edges are too clean).
Ppl have compared gaming graphics on CRT monitors vs LCD, CRT is clearly superior:
(Image above: Left CRT monitor, right LCD monitor)
It's the subpixels of LCD monitors that makes stock charts appear so bad on modern displays:
Solution: Chart -> Apply filter -> looks like on CRT monitors
THE FILTERs:
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1. Chart -> Bicubic upscaling/downscaling by ???%
2. Chart -> Bilinear upscaling/downscaling by ???%
Anyone ever did something like this? What's the best % filter to apply?
I thought this was going to be a thread about playing Duck Hunt.
Does your post count as "garbage nonsense"?
Great thread. It helps to be far sighted with
astigmatism no matter what the monitor
because I get twice the amount of information
from charts. By 10 AM, I already see 12, 5 minute
bars while everybody with normal version only has
seen 6.