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‎03-05-2020 11:25 PM - edited ‎03-05-2020 11:36 PM

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Hi! I have a HP VH27 monitor
Is it possible to reduce the clarity, not the sharpness (the sharpness by default is 4, if done by 3, then everything is blurry).
This clarity hurts my eyes. This is similar if you set the "clarity" setting to 20 in the Lightroom,
I have 2 monitors connected with the same settings (approximately) brightness and contrast, and when I look at the HP monitor, my eyes hurt, and when on LG, there are no such problems!
This is my second monitor with a similar problem. Before that, there was an HP 32s and it was also prickly, I passed it back to the store.
I agree that movies with this clarity look great, but reading, working with documents, surfing the Internet, and processing photos -  it's bad for the eyes!
How do I reduce clarity or sharpness ?  Sharpness   3 -   don't like it.

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‎03-06-2020 10:41 AM

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I would like to hear something from the support..

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