What Does The "Cancel Moire" Adjustment Do On A Monitor?

[us3rnotfound]

I have the Sony CPD-E540, and I've noticed the corners being a little blury, and I was going through all the controls on the monitor, and I came across Cancel Moire, with little wavy lines in the picture that describes it. I've adjusted this control from 0 to 100, and I cannot tell much of a difference.

I'm asking 2 questions about this monitor:

1) What can I do to minimize the blurriness in the corners?

2) What is this mysterious "Cancel Moire"?

Thanks.

 

[Corporate Thug]

i think cancel moire minimizes or gets rid of ripples on the screen

 

[Maddscientist]

Moire adjustments are used to help negate or cancel out the effect caused by electric interferance such as a high current device on the same circuit as your Monitor like a Air conditioner or Deep freeze Washer dryer microwave ext. You have no interferance then it should be Default Off so ZERO moire. I find it odd you cant see the diffrence from 0 moire and 100 moire since 100 moire makes the whole screen shake.

THe Blurry edges are fixes via Landing Adjustments with sonys and Corner Correction. Good luck

 

[us3rnotfound]

OK, fixed the moire issue. Now, for the corners, is it the Landing adjustments that fix these? Or is this monitor just a POS?