June 5, 2025
1.Brightness adjustment
Avoid setting the brightness too high. While high brightness can make the picture clearer, it will increase power consumption and eye fatigue, and may also shorten the screen's lifespan. Adjust the brightness according to the ambient light, such as increasing it appropriately in bright daylight and lowering it at night.
Contrast adjustment
Reasonable adjustment of contrast can make the image more vivid and the colors more vibrant. Generally, the contrast is first set to the maximum and then gradually reduced until the details of both the bright and dark parts of the image are clearly displayed.
2.Color calibration
Color calibration can be performed through the menu options of LCD products. If higher color accuracy is required, professional color calibration tools can also be used.
3.Avoid displaying a fixed picture for a long time.
Displaying a fixed image for a long time can easily cause screen ghosting or burn-in. If you need to display static content for a long time, you can activate the screen saver or reduce the screen brightness.
4.Pay attention to the viewing distance and angle.
LCD screens of different sizes have their optimal viewing distances. For instance, a 24-inch LCD monitor is best viewed from a distance of around 50 to 80 centimeters. Additionally, it is advisable to keep the eyes at the same horizontal level as the center of the screen to achieve the best visual effect and reduce eye fatigue.
5.Regularly clean the screen.
Gently wipe the screen with a clean, soft microfiber cloth to remove dust and stains. If the stains are stubborn, you can dip a small amount of screen cleaning solution on the cloth and wipe, but be sure to avoid the solution flowing into the interior of the screen.