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No matter how I play with the contrast etc on my Dell monitor my eyes still get sore/dry.
Ideas?
get your eyes tested.
change the distance you are focusing on more regularly (ie look out of a window, walk round the office).
Second getting your eyes tested. I had similar problems with dry scratchy eyes and I had noticed an increased sensitivity to bright light. Optician said I had a condition called Blepharitis which is where the edges of the eyelids become swollen and sore. I try and use eye wipes to manage it but it has flared up again. You might have a similar condition.
Do you wear glasses? In my 40's I went to the doctor complaining about sore eyes. She asked my age and occupation then, when she'd finished laughing, directed me to the nearest optician.
No matter how I play with the contrast etc on my Dell monitor my eyes still get sore/dry.
Turn the brightness down. My monitor isn't much brighter than a sheet of white A4.
FWIW my main monitor at the moment is a [url= http://www.benq.com/product/monitor/GW2765HT/features/ ]27" BenQ GW2765[/url].
IPS (better contrast and easier on the eyes than TFT), non-flicker backlight and Low Blue Light emission (supposed to be better on the eyes too).
I like it!
(wish I'd had it decades ago before I knackered my eyes squinting at tiny blurry CRTs)
Your mother warned you you'd go blind.
WW has it I think, look away every so often to give your eyes a rest (there's HSE guidelines on this I think). Eye test can't hurt either.
Not sure if these work or not,
www.gunnars.com
Blink more
Or get away from the screen every now and again
Thats the advice I was given anyhow....
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