I would just add to this that my NOS monitor does this too... And I've seen it
on others.
Now okay, this NOS monitor had a shot HV Diode, so I'm not saying there couldn't
be other things wrong with it causing the brightness issues, but I think I would
take it as normal too...
Perhaps get a darker shade of smoked plexi? (Joke BTW!!)
Martin.
> The bullets are twice as bright as anything else normally -
> sure it's not just the brightness and contrast on your
> monitor that's out of wack? If you've got the brightness up
> to high you will see extra vectors as the beam moves
> 'supposedly invisibly' between point and point. It can be
> most noticeable during explosions - all the dots appear
> joined. Could that be the problem?
> ---
> James G Watt
> http://www.kinetic-arts.co.uk
> Part of the Video Arcade Game Collectors WebRing.
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