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Download ColorVeil and knock down the brightness of your current setup, if that doesn't work then maybe go with OLED instead.
by endori97 6y ago
Download ColorVeil and knock down the brightness of your current setup, if that doesn't work then maybe go with OLED instead.
- eezurr 6y agoI already use f.lux (even during the day), and I dont keep my screen too bright or too dark. I even bought a second pair of glasses with a weaker prescription, and try to remember to look away every 20 minutes (which is annoying when focusing) I started a project that I focus on after work, so Im in front of screen for 10-14 hours a day now. I wont mind spending $1,xxx on a e-ink monitor if the feedback is generally good. I have a kindle and it's noticeably more comfortable to look at. I'm also curious of the psychological effects of working from an e-ink display, since it's a very different medium.
- endori97 6y agoProb you want http://www.dasungtech.com/ http://www.dasungtech.com/ if you're going e-ink "Comparing the Boox Onyx Max 2, Dasung Paperlike Pro and Pixel Qi as external monitors." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QQkJGdiI1I https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QQkJGdiI1I