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What color is everyone’s background?

2009-03-06View Original

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What color is everyone’s background? Black? If it needs to be changed, what color would you use?
Reply #22009-03-06
Black is the best, as it has the least impact on vision for those who draw for long periods of time. Other colors are not recommended.
Reply #32009-03-06
I draw few diagrams, so I use a white background; it’s also convenient to paste them into WORD
Reply #42009-03-06
They are all black; when it’s necessary to paste them into Word, they are temporarily changed to white, and then changed back to black after pasting. It really isn’t good to use a different color.
Reply #52009-03-06
It would be best if it could be changed to blue, as this reduces visual fatigue.
Reply #62009-03-06
Sometimes black, sometimes white, to protect the eyes!
Reply #72009-03-06
Light gray, off-white; other colors are either too dark or too bright
Reply #82009-03-06
We usually use black; we only use a white background when copying CAD drawings into WORD or EXCEL
Reply #92009-03-06
I’ve always used black; I’m used to it, and the line colors appear quite clearly as well
Reply #102009-03-06
I’m using light blue; it gives a fresh look and is comfortable for the eyes as well
Reply #112009-03-06
I’m using dark green; it feels okay.
Reply #122009-03-06
I’ve always used black; I never thought of using other colors, but I can give it a try
Reply #132009-03-06
I’ve tried other colors, but they didn’t feel comfortable; black is still the best
Reply #142009-03-06
85 90 205 that light green color. Protect your eyesight, start with ACAD!
Reply #152009-03-06
Black is good; it looks pleasant to the eye and doesn’t harm the eyes. *I’m used to this black color now
Reply #162009-03-08
Of course use black; there’s no need to change the color when pasting it into Word
Reply #172009-03-08
Black is the best choice; lines in most colors are clear on a black background. Only a few colors show little color difference on a black background and thus don’t look good. While other colors are pleasant to the eyes when viewed as a whole, it’s difficult to see the lines clearly on them, which actually causes strain on the eye muscles.

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