Opinion on monitor specs

[bob williams]

OK, I think this is a simple question---when searching for monitors for photo processing, what specs should I be most concerned with?

[Chuck Lee]

OK, I think this is a simple question---when searching for monitors for photo processing, what specs should I be most concerned with?
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How much are you planning on spending?

[bob williams]

up to $500, but would rather stay lower---Of course

[Chuck Lee]

What size are you looking for? And please don't say "as big as I can get" ...LOL []

[bob williams]

Well, unfortunately, the largest I can go is 21 inches due to the space limitations on my desk.

[Bill W]

Bob;


I just stepped out this quagmire after a month of research.


The number 1 priority (IMO) is an IPS monitor....and in your budget the HP fits and was my first choice, until I started finding reports of inconsistencies w/their quality.


I didn't want this headache, so I totally blew my budget (and put the purchase of the 10-22 further down the road)....I purchased the Eizo ColorEdge CE210W.


Good luck


Bill

[Chuck Lee]

[url="http://www.nextag.com/HP-LP2275w-Widescreen-LCD-616763222/prices-html]HP LP2275w[/url]- Around $425 1680 x 1050
<p id="productPageDetailsName" class="strictRule"]HP LP2475w - Around $550 1920 x 1200

[hotsecretary]

Just make sure it's not a TN Panel.


http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/panelsearch.htm ]http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/panelsearch.htm [/url]


Check the model there!


&lt;3 my MVA panel.