> However, my display still has the tearing effect. Can somebody help
> me? Please?
>
> Or is it really possible to eliminate the tearing effect?
Your monitor does display images much faster than your camera
can deliver them. Your only chance to avoid this effect is
to sync your display not the the monitor but to the largest
common denominator (?) of both the camera's frequency and
your display.
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