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love the swallowing

needs a real production monitor

Interesting to see so many people having the same experience of switching from a curved to flat. Makes me wonder if it has something to do with how our eyes adapt. Depending on the distance you sit from your monitor, if you're really close, and spend 8 hours working every day on your monitor- maybe the actually shape of your eye changes- or specific parts like the lens, distorting our vision. Maybe it becomes more pronounced on flat monitors- cause I sure as hell don't have the same fisheye effect in real life lol

Thanks for the video. I'd considering replacing my twin 27" monitors with a curved screen, and am looking for arguments for and against. One point: You gave your wife your old screen for a Christmas present? Wow! You live dangerously. Respect though.

Same thing happened to me! lol I got car sick and felt like puking when I went from a 27 curved to a 32inch flat lol

Thank you so much. I was going to get crazy. Almost wanted to bring the monitor back. Have same issue, used more than 2 years curved 34 one for more than 8 hours a day. Now I just bought a 40 IPS Flat and I have this negative curve effect. Tried all settings, contacted Apple and the support from my monitor. Did all what they recommended nothing helped. Now I know why. So, then I just use it like that and hopefully will getting soon to be normal. After that experience, I can say for me no more curved monitor.

Easy

Time to come back and try the GH7 or BlackMagic cameras. The world needs you from TTL wireless flashes, Light meters and camera profiles like L858, to maybe even some 35mm film cameras like older Nikons making comeback. Lots to chat about again as Prores and RAW is changing the camera game yet again. Monitors and false color too so much to explore. I even picked up an old GH5 and love it compared to Sony, it's like riding a bike and magic to find something you once loved and dust it off again with new life.

As somebody who is about to purchase a GH4 with a canon metabones speed booster for $300, in 2024, thank you for making this course free!! So excited!!

..ME OFRECEN UNO EN 500 DOLARES MUY POCO USO...CREO QUE LO COMPRARE...! ! !

Thanks for this, been on a curved monitor for the past 6 years... just upgraded to a flat 1440 and experiencing the "bow"... nice to know I'm not crazy or permanently damaged :)

Just made the switch back to a flat panel from a curved panel and had the same fishbowl style effect. I thought my display may have been defective. Thanks for the video!

I miss the Dave Dugdale days too, those were the good ol' days........ most youtubers today don't have the attention span to actually learn anything, sadly they prefer a person more for entertainment than actually learning their craft... and even lots of the younger crowd with video "how to" channels struggle to have enough views to make any serious money.

Thanks for the good details and Long Live the now Classic MK1 6D .

prob is if u have a curved at home and flat at work - ur brain doesnt have time to constantly recalibrate each day

Just a lil bit towards your neighbors house huh lol

No optical input 👎

Where are u

I’m starting to think the only solution is to leave adobe this is crippling my work

same

Best tutorial on RUclips about this camera THANK YOU SO MUCH 🙌

Very nice walkthrough... I learned alot being a newbie in the fullframe mirrorless camera space with the A7 III. Thank you. Looking forward to learning how to use the advanced functions.

Gotta love citizen science! Fun experiment. However, there were a lot of variables unaccounted for. 1- a dirty filter will clean the air more thoroughly but at the expense of airflow. So the air the furnace is moving will be cleaner with the old filter but there will be less cfm. Whether this will lead to overall cleaner air is one of those sometimes, maybe , it depends situations. 2- your airflow measurements you mention in the comments here was actually air velocity not air flow. So when you say the velocity increased from 314fpm to 374fpm, that’s not the airflow. You need to multiply those numbers by the duct area to get air flow. So it may have been a sizable increase in airflow or not so much but we can’t tell from what you reported. 3- your house is very leaky. Mine is 0.5ACH - yes much tighter than normal, but a small change in wind or outdoor PM and you could dramatically change your infiltration rate which could have skewed your numbers quite a bit either before or after. Especially with your furnace running on low speed it might only be cleaning 400cfm. But with that leaky house the outdoor infiltration might have changed by a significant amount during your test depending on the wind. An extra 50 cfm of air at the us epa aqi of 114 is about 40micrograms of pm 2.5 per m3 - means you can add a lot of pm 2.5 at the same time that you are slowly trying to remove it. Hard to prove the filter change made a difference. aqicn.org/calculator 4-those vane-type anemometers are typically unreliable and difficult to compare. Hopefully you left the anemometer in place without touching it if you want to compare readings before and after. 5- another variable is possibly your furnace fresh air intake connecting the outdoors to the return air plenum. If your furnace moved more air, it will suck in more air from outdoors. This air gets filtered and starts to try and pressurize the house which reduces the unintentional air infiltration of dirty unfiltered air. However your house is leaky so this might not apply. I’m not sure we are closer to knowing if or why the new filter made the air in your house any cleaner. But, what would be interesting is to have measured the total static pressure across the furnace before and after the filter change to see if the pressure stayed within the specs listed inside the furnace door. That’s probably a better indicator to indicate when to change the filter. Dwyer sells a static pressure probe kit and magnahelic gauges just for this purpose. These are not intended to be critical comments about your experiment. Just my ramblings off the cuff after watching your video. Glad to see you taking action against pm 2.5! Merry Christmas!

If I ever decide to get a ultra wide I don't think I would consider going with a curved ultra wide. I don't think I would care for it much.

I had a similar issue the first few weeks after I switched to a curved monitor. It was a particular game for me. City Skylines. It's a city building Sim and I became very frustrated because trying to get the roads to line up was a challenge. I was able to turn on the snapping feature in the game that aligned everything for me. I turned it off after a week or two. I just got used to it like you did. Im not sure how much I'd enjoy switching back to a flat panel now after using curved for years.

I have the same problème switched from curved to flat how much time do i need it to adapt ?

Can anybody here give an update as to whether they got used to a flat-screen coming from a curved one? I just got a flat monitor after using a curved one for about 3 years. I always feel dizzy just looking at the convex impression the flat monitor now gives me. So no I haven't got used to it.

Thank god for this! 4 years on a curved then went to 43" Flat and it looked like the image was curved away from me! Was getting ready to RMA the monitor unitll I watched this!

Finally some real info about this topic and not BS. Thanks!

Hi In my project the picture mode is disabled.. can you tell me how to enable the picture settings please ?

Great video. I purchased this filter in April and was wondering if it would actually last a year. And especially good to know the airflow numbers were still good after 1 year.

This tutorial is very useful. I have referred back to it several times.

interesting vid. thank you for sharing.

I just switched from a curved monitor to a straight monitor and I can confirm that it feels like the screen is bending outward. I hope it gets better soon. Interesting how our brain works.

Excellent

Amazing video. So much work put into it. Thanks!!!

I have a Lumix GH4 in 2023. Thanks!

thanks for a sincere review! Would anyone simply answer one more question, please? I'm an old* 2D-CAD architect, who's plan's linework are my $$$-maker. Have you, or anyone reading, worked with 2D CAD linework on curved monitors enough to say IF linework there remains precise-enough? All the YT-reviews focus on video production/artwork/games (the fun stuff for many! haaa) Pssttt...you know, maybe "moving your head" is a GOOD thing, to alleviate "staring stiffness"?!!! * yeah, kids, I'm 72+ , and using CAD since '82, and STILL miss the "athleticism" of the long-gone pencil-on-vellum drafting! Thank you, and...stay young :-)

Ok, i just thought it was my monitor. going from a curve monitor for 5 years to a flat one, as I writing this I only had this monitor for less than hour, and I thought my monitor was bending inwards and thought it was broken. Glad to know that it will be fine and just need time for my brain to get use to it. thanks for the video :)

Great buy, easy to install, cheap monitoring plan

what happened Dave? Are you still with us?

Is there any chance that this could cause some long-term damage to the eyes or whatever else might be involved? We probably don't have enough data, but now that I went back to my flat one -- I'm scared of ever getting a curved one again, in fact -- planning on selling my G7 (curved) and get a flat one. I also have astigmatism, and not even my eye doctor has any advice for me regarding monitors.

Behold the "Brain Bender", 🧠 its curved.🎉 thanks Gazillion for sharing this info and experience on these monitors.

Did you make progress with 3

Dave, I use SMPTE timecode all the time in my multi track recording studio. If this camera has the ability to use SMPTE timecode, then that is great. I am just not sure if it is a SMPTE timecode in the camera. Looks like it.

Curved monitor with eyeglasses...problem? since your peripheral with eyeglasses is not cover obvs.

Hey Dave, does this monitor have temporary burn-in issues? Like if you kept some windows on the same location for a day or so, does it visible when you open a blank white screen? I am considering buying this monitor for the ppi it provides for the money.

Ive been doing research on whether i should get s flat monitor and nownthat you have said all this im going to stick with getting a flat monitor. Thank you for the great video and clarity

Not a how to, just observing someone else doing it. Keep looking, much better videos on the subject out there.