I bought a Viewscan G70f flatscreen 17 inch crt monitor
recently. Aside from other problems, I cannot get a
black point adjustment with the brightness control.
Can anyone recommend a good 17 inch crt monitor that
can give a black point?

I need black point to properly edit and display my
scanned B&W film negatives.

Thanks for your reply,

George

"Author" <list@exit7.net> wrote in message
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Go into a computer store or office supply store and check the display
monitors brightness control range and see if you can get black.

Remember, the contrast control will effect brightness and the black point
also.


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"CSM1" <nomoremail@nomail.com> wrote in message
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I don't quite understand the above comment. Everything I have read about
Calibration seems to state that Contrast sets the White Point and Brightness
sets the Black Point.

Have I picked this up wrongly, or have I missed something out?

Roy G

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SNIP
That's correct.

"Roy" <royphoty@iona-guesthouse.co.uk> wrote in message
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point and Contrast sets the White point.

If monitors were perfect devices, that would be true, but the fact is the
two controls do interact. If the contrast is turned up all the way, the
brightness sometimes can not extinguish the electron beam. Thereby screwing
up the black point.

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Author wrote:
If the monitor is brand new, return it. If it is not, the problem can be
due to aging. If you can't adjust black/white points, you can't
calibrate a monitor.

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Roy G