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ESHIREY · 12-27-2008, 02:16 PM

Originally posted by cjmaddy:

Jim, the odd thing is this, - that effect of Ralph's that I can reproduce by reducing the resolution in either of the MA3 Display Setting tabs, only behaves that way with MA3. - If the same settings are reduced from the native 1280x1024 to say 1024x768, in MA2.6 or in DA etc, then as expected, the monitor image still looks superficially the same, only at a lower resolution, (ie, the full image still fills the whole screen). - But with MA3, only a cropped area of the screensaver is displayed, spread over the whole area of the screen. (ie, The two halves of the picture do not line up!)

- (A screen shot can't show this effect!) - So here is a quick snap taken with a camera....

That is a great shot Cliff. I don't have the wash, but I do have that same look on my system.

12-27-2008, 02:16 PM	#227
ESHIREY Smilie Dragon Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Lebanon, PA Posts: 4,725	Originally posted by cjmaddy: Jim, the odd thing is this, - that effect of Ralph's that I can reproduce by reducing the resolution in either of the MA3 Display Setting tabs, only behaves that way with MA3. - If the same settings are reduced from the native 1280x1024 to say 1024x768, in MA2.6 or in DA etc, then as expected, the monitor image still looks superficially the same, only at a lower resolution, (ie, the full image still fills the whole screen). - But with MA3, only a cropped area of the screensaver is displayed, spread over the whole area of the screen. (ie, The two halves of the picture do not line up!) - (A screen shot can't show this effect!) - So here is a quick snap taken with a camera.... That is a great shot Cliff. I don't have the wash, but I do have that same look on my system.