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What is pixel to pixel mapping?

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Peter WollseyWhat is pixel to pixel mapping?
by on Dec 15, 2009 at 5:08:37 pm

This is mentioned in the specs of the Flanders Scientific monitors, and various other monitors out there.

Can anyone explain (to a non-engineer) what it is and what the benefits are? Are there broadcast HD monitors without "pixel to pixel" mapping and what would the disadvantages of this be?

PW


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Bram DesmetRe: What is pixel to pixel mapping?
by on Dec 15, 2009 at 5:21:47 pm

Hi Peter. We have a video on our site that explains this pretty thoroughly. This can be explained in text, but it is much easier to show. Take a look at the video and if you still have questions after that let me know. http://www.flandersscientific.com/index/pg89484

Bram Desmet
FSI (Flanders Scientific, Inc.)
http://www.FlandersScientific.com


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Peter WollseyRe: What is pixel to pixel mapping?
by on Dec 15, 2009 at 5:43:27 pm

Great explanation....thanks.....

I just can't decide on the 1770 vs the 2450 - I want the bigger monitor of course, but have to work out how to justify the expense to the spouse.....do you have any great video tutorials on that????

PW


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Bram DesmetRe: What is pixel to pixel mapping?
by on Dec 16, 2009 at 12:28:00 am

I don't think you'd be disappointed with either unit. In fact you may even want to throw the 1760W into the mix of options as we have several of those on sale (B-Stock, but with full warranty). The size difference is of course substantial, especially if you ever see the units side-by-side...but hey, sometimes you have to keep the peace and in terms of functions/features all of these units are virtually identical. The 2450W does give you the added benefit of selectable color spaces and native 1920x1080 resolution, so there are real benefits to point to if you really want the 2450W instead. Also, if you think you will have scenarios come up where 3 or more people are going to need to see the monitor at once a 24" unit will work much better than a 17" unit, that may be one of the best ways to quantify the size difference without seeing them in person.

Bram Desmet
FSI (Flanders Scientific, Inc.)
http://www.FlandersScientific.com


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