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"scott" <sco### [at] spam com> wrote in message news:432e98ad$1@news.povray.org...
> Greg M. Johnson wrote:
> > can't read the text.
>
> Can you make out the difference between all of these on your monitor?
>
> http://www.dpreview.com/images/grayscale.gif
I can see a difference between all rectangles, but only if that image is the
only thing on my monitor :)
(but I have a quite bright windows-theme)
cu!
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As a suggestion you should try to find an ICM for your monitor
that adjusts the screen so that it reflects the actual output.
In printshops and other places this is very important.
You just load it somewhere under the properties.
Look it up :)
Stefan
"Eero Ahonen" <aer### [at] removethiszbxtnetinvalid> skrev i meddelandet
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> Skip Talbot wrote:
>> Very unique and eye catching design. One thing I can suggest though is
>> that the text should stand out more from the black background. Perhaps
>> you could increase the light intensity to make the text brighter.
>
> This actually is my usual problem. I'm using very dark monitor (brightness
> set to 0), but with extreme contrast (set to full) - so alltough
> everything is dark, the different shades of black (and colors, especially)
> are visible. And when I create graphics which look nice here, they are
> usually way too dark everywhere else.
>
>> I have no idea how you are desiging the webpage or what layout you are
>> using, but at this current resolution/size it may be a bit big for most
>> webpages. I found that smoothly integrating 3D text into websites can be
>> rather difficult, which is why I usually stick with 2D text for most of
>> my projects. Looks good so far though.
>
> If you'll check the site (http://www.zbxt.net), you'll see that there's a
> "zbxt" -image on frontpage that changes (actually, it's randomized when
> you load the page). The goal is to have the image same-sized as the old
> ones (right now the image is rendered 800x600 and I cropped it) and small
> (bytes, I mean here, to get it quick-loading). Site itself is using basic
> text for all actual information.
>
>> Skip
>
>
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> Eero "Aero" Ahonen
> http://www.zbxt.net
> aer### [at] removethiszbxtnetinvalid
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