Does this effect the image quality of the screen at all? Does it make it duller?
2085547
No, it doesn't change the color. Although, it is very easy to scratch it with the pen.
2085548
no it doesnt im using it right now doing a digital painting at 400 ppi 30 x 20 and it looks clear, the stick is not strong because i bought a small case for it and it pulled the screen protector as i put it in the case. now theres bubbles but i dont want to take it off i only notice the bubbles when its off though. i will warn you though that it may effect the pressure sensitivity although it never has for me but some people say it does
2085549
Not really, it primarily just flattens the reflections and makes it easier to work without seeing glare and reflections.I primarily do design renderings in Photoshop and manipulate photos and find it really helpful. It also protects your tablet surface. I have the 13HD and the 22HD Touch and on the 22HD I got some dust under a couple of spots and that really bugs me. I like it; try it and see if it works for you, it's not much money for the protection...If you don't like it, just peel it off.Hope this helps.
743505
It's a matte (dull) screen, but that doesn't mean its not sharp. After owning it for four months, i'm still surprised at the sharpness and brightness of the display, and i've never had to use it at the highest brightness setting.
150908
I have iPad Mini (which for some reason isn't listed) and I see NO reduction in display quality. Hope this helps!
1763704
This screen does have different effects and pics have a good look to them, for the most part you don't get much cut off, but you do get some. I don't always get all the pics we've loaded and screen freezes from time to time.
1679093
No. And, my understanding of the acoustic screens is that they do not boost picture brightness as do the non-porous screens such as this STR screen. As it was explained to me the tiny holes in the screen which allow behind-screen speaker mounting take away from the screen's mass.
867499
I didnt see much of distortion. It just crops a bit from top and bottom. U can even chose not to be on full screen.
1527533
No, the edge will not turn the signal into an hd picture or something even close to one. You might get a slightly sharper or brighter picture, but that's it.
1596032
Yes, but honestly the image quality suffers. I don't ever use them for that reason.
781336
It does, however, it has to go to higher ISO which makes images a bit grainy. Not too bad though.
912019
I have not experienced this affect to my screen. I've had it for more than a year now.
1086127
I do not know what you are asking. It works perfect. Just lower your screen contrast and brightness. If you want to know the properties, I think that is manufacturer question
591397
If you are looking for a response from a technical perspective, I am unable to provide an answer for you. However, from a lamen's persepective, I was able to view the screen with no visual indication of the pixels. The images were all clear. I hope this is helpful.
787387
I wouldnt say it ruins it since the screen is still Hd quality and you can tell that. It kind of like wheb you have that thin sheet of plastic on a new electronic. Its hard to tell its there but you can see the refraction of the light from the screen which gives it a textured looo. It honestly doesn't bother me when I watch vids or anyone else that sees vids on it and the benefits from it Trumps any minor loss of clarity
1227482
Hi, I like a little sharper picture and found these to soften the overall view. Assume I adjust the sharpness numbers up? Is there another setting that impacts this look? Thanks.
64855
I've noticed no such imdedance of clarity. The screen is as crisp as you could ask for. I love mine.
615736
I agree. also heard that if you scan your pics face to the back, it doesn't not reflect the glare as much. Has anyone hear this one?
1412550
This, and any 22" or larger LCD monitor, is going to give a softer image when using an analog input like VGA. It really can't be avoided when you get to these sizes and resolutions in LCD, unless you get a truly expensive monitor meant for graphic design artists. It will work, but it won't be as crisp or clear as if it were connected via HDMI or DVI. That's just what you deal with when you switch to large LCDs. However, for a VGA image, this looks pretty darn good. The review you read might have neglected to calibrate the monitor properly once connected via VGA. It's not washed-out at all... It's just not as crystal-crisp as a digital source.