chart colors best for your eyes?

On average I'd say 8 to 10 hours a day; 4 to 5 hours on charts and 4 to 5 hours additional on emails & research. I don't scroll up and down on the charts and never zoom in or out. Charts are always at a fixed location.

 

I saw this once in the 60's at Watkins Glenn but it was in the middle of a field of naked women.

 

for ib charts i cannot find a better combination, easier on the eye and as clear and transparent; background-dark grey/ gridline-grey/up bar-white/down bar-red/tail, shadow-black.

 

light grey background, beige grid, green/red candles

 

black background

white text

and..

a field of beautiful women

 

Wifey doesnt object?

 

She knows I am a red blooded American boy after 19 years of marriage or errr...should I say a black blooded and white text American boy

 

I don't know how true it is, but I've heard that you should alter the colors on a regular basis to give your eyes a change of pace. I still use reds and greens for my bars, but go in and adjust the shades a little on a weekly basis. I tend to stick to the lighter colors for backgrounds and ease my way through very light, changing pastels.

Cheers,

Paul

 

And what about round charts rather than those rectangular ones with the harsh, unforgiving corners?