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<blockquote data-quote="rocketman122" data-source="post: 309127" data-attributes="member: 14443">I tell you what, because now I was editing an event, my eyes get&nbsp; tired after about an hour of editing, but when I start after a break,&nbsp; its very noticeable to me. but something weird. when I was&nbsp; writing the above post I wrote &quot;Anyone experience this?&quot; and the picture&nbsp; was next to the text and the other under it. you could clearly see the&nbsp; difference. I then went in, pressed ENTER after the tex so it would be&nbsp; side by side, saved it and it wasnt so noticeable. I kid you not. and I&nbsp; worked in a printing lab so my eyes are very sensitive to 1/3 stops like&nbsp; crazy. very weird. on my screen in windows photo viewer, I press the&nbsp; back and forth button and its very noticeable. about half a stop. I work very fast and precise and thats how my friend works as well. we hardly fire one pic at a time. no havent noticed more at higher, less at lower.&nbsp; basically at lower iso. this is very weird.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rocketman122, post: 309127, member: 14443"] I tell you what, because now I was editing an event, my eyes get tired after about an hour of editing, but when I start after a break, its very noticeable to me. but something weird. when I was writing the above post I wrote "Anyone experience this?" and the picture was next to the text and the other under it. you could clearly see the difference. I then went in, pressed ENTER after the tex so it would be side by side, saved it and it wasnt so noticeable. I kid you not. and I worked in a printing lab so my eyes are very sensitive to 1/3 stops like crazy. very weird. on my screen in windows photo viewer, I press the back and forth button and its very noticeable. about half a stop. I work very fast and precise and thats how my friend works as well. we hardly fire one pic at a time. no havent noticed more at higher, less at lower. basically at lower iso. this is very weird. [/QUOTE]

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