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At point is the image distorted when you bend it? I always had an issue with that with curved monitors. Is there such a thing as bending calibration? Am I looki
by jesuscript 4y ago
At point is the image distorted when you bend it? I always had an issue with that with curved monitors. Is there such a thing as bending calibration? Am I looking at an accurate image if I bend it?
- bee_rider 4y agoI think they are mostly used for things like games, where this is less of a big deal.
- whatshisface 4y agoBecause the screen is flat while the celestial sphere is round, you are only looking at an accurate image if you bend it. :-) From the perspective of your eye or a pinhole camera, the sides of your screen look shorter than the center because they are farther away, which does not happen if it is bent.
- pessimizer 4y agoOnly if you're way too close.
- whatshisface 4y agoUsually, curved monitors are very long.
- boltzmann-brain 4y agofor 3d images, this highly depends on how the 3d engine renders things - curved monitors can be less accurate than flat displays due to simply using the wrong 3d projection.
- whatshisface 4y agoThat is a good point, I was only thinking about images taken with a camera.