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Display recommendation

ThOnda · 2009-05-16 23:29:29

I know, another hardware thread, however it seems for me that quite important. Especially when we are talking about visual arts, where the display plays more and more important role in the workflow. Could you recommend display for photo-processing? Is anybody able to give basic description of technologies of screens, what…

16-05-2009 11:29pm

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ThOnda

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I know, another hardware thread, however it seems for me that quite important. Especially when we are talking about visual arts, where the display plays more and more important role in the workflow.

Could you recommend display for photo-processing? Is anybody able to give basic description of technologies of screens, what is important, colour profiles, possibility of callibration under various operating systems?

Personal experience would be also appreciate (like in this thread).

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#2 16-05-2009 11:49pm

Mycroft H

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I bought a 19 inch 100hz nec multisync crt monitor off one of dads friends. Its big bulky, takes time to heat up but its better then any lcd i've seen. Colours and sharpness its far better then the cheap dell lcd it replaced.

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#3 16-05-2009 11:50pm

Kintarō Hattori

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There are three basic panel types that go into a display IPS, VA and TN with the best first and the worst last. TN panels are the most common and are in most monitors as the other two are quite expensive and usually only found in much more expensive displays.

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#4 17-05-2009 12:13am

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I've the Dell 3008WFP 30" lcd monitor and find it fantastic for PP work.

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