Reducing Ghosting

TheC · **Reducing Ghosting -** 11-12-2003, 18:15 | posts: 67 | Location: Sweden

I got myself some eDimesional glasses a few days ago, and i have been playing around quite alot with em.

I do have a question though. How can i reduce ghosting?
I know that i cant make it go away completely, but do you guys/gals have any hot tips? I usually adjust the gamma and sometimes the converge seperation (I ROCK AT GRAMMAR) but is there anything else i can do?
One more thing, does anyone of you dudes/chicks know of a good setup guide for the glasses on the net?

Glidefan · 11-12-2003, 23:49 | posts: 11,890 | Location: Solar System, Earth, Med, Cyprus

Ghosting. Tried changing refresh rate?
As far as setup is concerned, from my personal taste, i set the convergence in such a way so that the closest object near the screan, would have the least difference in the 2 frames, and then crank the separation up.
What i mean is for example, in an FPS, the buttock of a rifle would be sligtly shifted between the 2 frames, then a bit further up it would "converge" and then start to separate again, ending waaaay in the back with a fair amount of difference. That would make something like the buttock of the gun to come out of the screen a bit and the rest to go waaay in the back. Of course that is my personal way of liking.
As for a guide check out the nVIDIA PDF on stereo http://download.nvidia.com/stereo/45...ide_v45.23.pdf

TheC · 11-13-2003, 13:36 | posts: 67 | Location: Sweden

Changing refreshrate you say? I thought that the higher the better, or am i wrong here? I am currently running at 1024x768 32Bit at 120hz, should i lower this??

Glidefan · 11-13-2003, 16:26 | posts: 11,890 | Location: Solar System, Earth, Med, Cyprus

You can try. Even thought i wouldn't lower it. Also it could be that the phosfor in your monitor is simply not de-charging fast enouph.

TheC · 11-13-2003, 17:32 | posts: 67 | Location: Sweden

WOAH! I have phosfor in my monitor? WOOHOO!!! KICKASS!!!!

Glidefan · 11-13-2003, 20:20 | posts: 11,890 | Location: Solar System, Earth, Med, Cyprus

Ha? i'm sorry, in what way are you saying that?
In a true amazement or in an ironic way?

TheC · 11-13-2003, 21:22 | posts: 67 | Location: Sweden

Most definatly not in an ironic way, rather in a iknownothingaboutmonitors way

edit: also in a silly kinda way