I heard shutter glasses make you lose about 75% of the light that goes to your eyes but if I currently have my screen on 20% brightness and Ill get a 120hz screen with shutter glasses and put it on 100% it wont make the screen any darker then it would be now right ? Or am I missing somehing ?
Also the lower the responce time the less ghosting ? or isnt that the main cause of ghosting ?
I heard shutter glasses make you lose about 75% of the light that goes to your eyes but if I currently have my screen on 20% brightness and Ill get a 120hz screen with shutter glasses and put it on 100% it wont make the screen any darker then it would be now right ? Or am I missing somehing ?
Also the lower the responce time the less ghosting ? or isnt that the main cause of ghosting ?
I heard shutter glasses make you lose about 75% of the light that goes to your eyes but if I currently have my screen on 20% brightness and Ill get a 120hz screen with shutter glasses and put it on 100% it wont make the screen any darker then it would be now right ? Or am I missing somehing ?
Also the lower the responce time the less ghosting ? or isnt that the main cause of ghosting ?[/quote]
Yes, I think your right. The brightness on a new monitor, with glasses, should be about the same as your current setup. I'd say the screen dims a little, but not much.
Typically, the lower response time means less ghosting. Yes, a higher response time means more ghosting. Something with 8-12ms response has slight ghosting, but not much.
I heard shutter glasses make you lose about 75% of the light that goes to your eyes but if I currently have my screen on 20% brightness and Ill get a 120hz screen with shutter glasses and put it on 100% it wont make the screen any darker then it would be now right ? Or am I missing somehing ?
Also the lower the responce time the less ghosting ? or isnt that the main cause of ghosting ?
Yes, I think your right. The brightness on a new monitor, with glasses, should be about the same as your current setup. I'd say the screen dims a little, but not much.
Typically, the lower response time means less ghosting. Yes, a higher response time means more ghosting. Something with 8-12ms response has slight ghosting, but not much.
I heard shutter glasses make you lose about 75% of the light that goes to your eyes but if I currently have my screen on 20% brightness and Ill get a 120hz screen with shutter glasses and put it on 100% it wont make the screen any darker then it would be now right ? Or am I missing somehing ?
Also the lower the responce time the less ghosting ? or isnt that the main cause of ghosting ?
I heard shutter glasses make you lose about 75% of the light that goes to your eyes but if I currently have my screen on 20% brightness and Ill get a 120hz screen with shutter glasses and put it on 100% it wont make the screen any darker then it would be now right ? Or am I missing somehing ?
Also the lower the responce time the less ghosting ? or isnt that the main cause of ghosting ?
I heard shutter glasses make you lose about 75% of the light that goes to your eyes but if I currently have my screen on 20% brightness and Ill get a 120hz screen with shutter glasses and put it on 100% it wont make the screen any darker then it would be now right ? Or am I missing somehing ?
Also the lower the responce time the less ghosting ? or isnt that the main cause of ghosting ?[/quote]
Yes, I think your right. The brightness on a new monitor, with glasses, should be about the same as your current setup. I'd say the screen dims a little, but not much.
Typically, the lower response time means less ghosting. Yes, a higher response time means more ghosting. Something with 8-12ms response has slight ghosting, but not much.
I heard shutter glasses make you lose about 75% of the light that goes to your eyes but if I currently have my screen on 20% brightness and Ill get a 120hz screen with shutter glasses and put it on 100% it wont make the screen any darker then it would be now right ? Or am I missing somehing ?
Also the lower the responce time the less ghosting ? or isnt that the main cause of ghosting ?
Yes, I think your right. The brightness on a new monitor, with glasses, should be about the same as your current setup. I'd say the screen dims a little, but not much.
Typically, the lower response time means less ghosting. Yes, a higher response time means more ghosting. Something with 8-12ms response has slight ghosting, but not much.