Video Editing Monitor

123shooter

Need a new monitor for video editing.

This new monitor is part of a duel screen system and the monitor which displays the video.

24" - 27" max as that is all I have room for (pref 24") and it is for HD only as no 4k used at present.

Budget I suppose up to €250.00.

The choice out there is fantastic but totally confusing for someone who only buys these things once every 5 or so years. I have read that the ones with high (144gz) are the best picture quality......dunno????

Any recommendations appreciated .

Samuel T. Cogley

144Hz is for gaming. You want a 60Hz panel (so you're not paying more for high refresh) and a IPS colour calibrated panel. Going to be tough on the budget but you might get a full HD 24" panel.

123shooter

Samuel T. Cogley wrote: »

144Hz is for gaming. You want a 60Hz panel (so you're not paying more for high refresh) and a IPS colour calibrated panel. Going to be tough on the budget but you might get a full HD 24" panel.

What is the difference between the ips and normal monitors?

Samuel T. Cogley

123shooter wrote: »

What is the difference between the ips and normal monitors?

TN panels aren't quite as good colourwise (especially at an angle) but they generally respond quicker for very high refresh monitors (used for gaming). For video/photo work you want something that will give you the correct colours on screen.

123shooter

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Acer-RT240Ybmid-ZeroFrame-Monitor-EcoDisplay/dp/B01DKS51ZM/ref=sr_1_15?s=computers&ie=UTF8&qid=1501579238&sr=1-15&keywords=acer+IPS++monitor

Would this be any good or????

Samuel T. Cogley

123shooter wrote: »

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Acer-RT240Ybmid-ZeroFrame-Monitor-EcoDisplay/dp/B01DKS51ZM/ref=sr_1_15?s=computers&ie=UTF8&qid=1501579238&sr=1-15&keywords=acer+IPS++monitor

Would this be any good or????

Perfectly fine other than they don't tell you what colour accuracy it has. See if you can find that in reviews and can you borrow a calibration widget?

K.O.Kiki

Consider resolutions higher than 1080p:
https://skinflint.co.uk/?cat=monlcd19wide&bpmax=120-220&v=e&hloc=uk&filter=update&sort=p&bl1_id=30&xf=11942_1920x1200%7E11942_2560x1080%7E11942_2560x1440%7E11955_IPS%7E11960_99

The most important thing to do now is google for reviews.
Then sleep on whatever decision you make; I'd never buy a monitor on a whim!

123shooter

K.O.Kiki wrote: »

Consider resolutions higher than 1080p:
https://skinflint.co.uk/?cat=monlcd19wide&bpmax=120-220&v=e&hloc=uk&filter=update&sort=p&bl1_id=30&xf=11942_1920x1200%7E11942_2560x1080%7E11942_2560x1440%7E11955_IPS%7E11960_99

The most important thing to do now is google for reviews.
Then sleep on whatever decision you make; I'd never buy a monitor on a whim!

On a whim???? !!!!!..................I am going boss eyed.........I have been on Amazon all morning looking at every ips monitor !!!:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::(:(:(:(

K.O.Kiki

123shooter wrote: »

On a whim???? !!!!!..................I am going boss eyed.........I have been on Amazon all morning looking at every ips monitor !!!:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::(:(:(:(

I know the feeling, spent 2 weeks before hitting Buy.

123shooter

why resolutions higher than 1080?

Samuel T. Cogley

123shooter wrote: »

why resolutions higher than 1080?

So you have more space for work flow.

123shooter

Samuel T. Cogley wrote: »

So you have more space for work flow.

But i am using 2 screens anyway with this set up.

123shooter

Has anybody got an ips monitor they could recommend?

Samuel T. Cogley

123shooter wrote: »

Has anybody got an ips monitor they could recommend?

Not being cheeky here but yes a Dell U3415W. You'll see what I mean about the colour correction although I'm lead to believe the curve is an issue for video production.

123shooter

Samuel T. Cogley wrote: »

Not being cheeky here but yes a Dell U3415W. You'll see what I mean about the colour correction although I'm lead to believe the curve is an issue for video production.

I understand and appreciate the advise but I couldnt possibly spend that much on the monitor.........I do value my wedding tackle being intact.:eek:;)

Samuel T. Cogley

123shooter wrote: »

I understand and appreciate the advise but I couldnt possibly spend that much on the monitor.........I do value my wedding tackle being intact.:eek:;)

It's more the feature set you're looking for. You can get a 34" UW for €500 secondhand and there are non-curved versions. Usually they're good quality screens too, something to think about if you're spending €250 per screen every few years.