OK, I think this is a simple question---when searching for monitors for photo processing, what specs should I be most concerned with?
OK, I think this is a simple question---when searching for monitors for photo processing, what specs should I be most concerned with?
Bob
Originally Posted by bob williams
How much are you planning on spending?
up to $500, but would rather stay lower---Of course
Bob
What size are you looking for? And please don't say "as big as I can get" ...LOL []
[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
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!
<3 my MVA panel.
Well, unfortunately, the largest I can go is 21 inches due to the space limitations on my desk.
Bob
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
Originally Posted by Bill W
Well? How has it worked out? Are you WYSIWYG from camera to print?
I'd really like to know.......[] Expound on the ups and downs if there are any. Also let us know what printer your using and whether or not your're profiling.
Since we're talkig monitors here, do you know of any laptops with IPS screens?