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Bish 24-08-06 13:38

Monitor Resolution
 
I have just started shooting in Raw & when opening an image in photoshop I need to set the resolution to 1024 x 768 but this makes all other web pages & desktop shortcuts reduced in size

Is there any way to change this?

Thanks in advance

Regards Bish. :)

Stephen 24-08-06 15:22

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Originally Posted by Bish
I have just started shooting in Raw & when opening an image in photoshop I need to set the resolution to 1024 x 768 but this makes all other web pages & desktop shortcuts reduced in size

Is there any way to change this?

Thanks in advance

Regards Bish. :)

If you are using a 17" monitor the native resolution should be 1024x768, and frankly I would hate to use PS with anything less :)

Bish 24-08-06 21:11

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Originally Posted by Stephen
If you are using a 17" monitor the native resolution should be 1024x768, and frankly I would hate to use PS with anything less :)


Thanks Stephen, I have just found the paperwork for the monitor & the optimum resolution is 800 x 600 as it appears to only be 15" although it measures 17" diagonally

Time to buy a larger one I think!

Thanks for the reply

Regards Bish. :)

Andy 24-08-06 21:38

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Originally Posted by Bish
Thanks Stephen, I have just found the paperwork for the monitor & the optimum resolution is 800 x 600 as it appears to only be 15" although it measures 17" diagonally

Regards Bish. :)

Monitor sizes are measured diagonally across the viewable area, but 800x600 would be right for a 15inch. You can alter some aspects if you increase the resolution, enlarging the icons and text in windows.

I'd definitely consider a 17inch at 1024x768 at the least... life can't be much fun on the web using 800x600, you must be scrolling all over the place to see some of the images.

cheers,
Andy

Bish 24-08-06 22:01

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Originally Posted by Andy
Monitor sizes are measured diagonally across the viewable area, but 800x600 would be right for a 15inch. You can alter some aspects if you increase the resolution, enlarging the icons and text in windows.

I'd definitely consider a 17inch at 1024x768 at the least... life can't be much fun on the web using 800x600, you must be scrolling all over the place to see some of the images.

cheers,
Andy

Problem solved, 19" monitor just ordered

Regards Bish. :)

Andy 24-08-06 22:04

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Originally Posted by Bish
Problem solved, 19" monitor just ordered

Regards Bish. :)

Trouble is, is your graphics card up to it ;) It never ends :eek:

Stephen 24-08-06 22:08

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Originally Posted by Andy
Trouble is, is your graphics card up to it ;) It never ends :eek:

Too true, you will need 1280x968 and will be amazed at how much more you can get on the screen. If you need a new graphics card, no need to go for a fancy 3D all singing all dancing job, a relatively modest 128mb should be adequate.

Bish 24-08-06 22:25

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Originally Posted by Stephen
Too true, you will need 1280x968 and will be amazed at how much more you can get on the screen. If you need a new graphics card, no need to go for a fancy 3D all singing all dancing job, a relatively modest 128mb should be adequate.

I upgraded the graphics a while back with a nVIDIA GeFORCE 6200 256bit 400mhz card with 512MB DDR which will cope with up to 1280 x 1024 so no problem there :D

Regards Bish.

nirofo 25-08-06 02:34

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Originally Posted by Bish
I upgraded the graphics a while back with a nVIDIA GeFORCE 6200 256bit 400mhz card with 512MB DDR which will cope with up to 1280 x 1024 so no problem there :D

Regards Bish.


That'll cover it no problem.

Make sure you set your new monitor up correctly, here's a web link full of info.

http://www.normankoren.com/makingfineprints1A.html

nirofo.

Bish 25-08-06 13:06

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Originally Posted by nirofo
That'll cover it no problem.

Make sure you set your new monitor up correctly, here's a web link full of info.

http://www.normankoren.com/makingfineprints1A.html

nirofo.

Thanks for the link nirofo very useful

Regards Bish. :)


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