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I'm seeking a replacement for my old CRT. Primarily used for digital
photography (Photoshop tweaking) and some digital video editing.
Does anyone have info on the Eizo Flexscan 767(LCD) - will it fit the bill?
I'm a little confused about response times (video). The Flexscan is 20ms,
is that fast enough for fluid video?
If not the Flexscan 767 - does anyone have recommendations for 19in flat
panel displays? Can anyone direct me towards a website that has reviews and
recommendations for flat panels for video and photo editing?
I used a LCD monitor a few years back (Dell 1503FP) and had a great deal of
trouble with photoediting. Have LCD's improved since then?
Archived from groups: comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware.video (More info?)
> I'm seeking a replacement for my old CRT. Primarily used for digital
> photography (Photoshop tweaking) and some digital video editing.
>
> Does anyone have info on the Eizo Flexscan 767(LCD) - will it fit the
bill?
> I'm a little confused about response times (video). The Flexscan is 20ms,
> is that fast enough for fluid video?
The L767 has 25ms Samsung PVA panel.
I have used one for a year and it is a beautiful
monitor, but not very good for fast moving graphics... :-\
> If not the Flexscan 767 - does anyone have recommendations for 19in flat
> panel displays? Can anyone direct me towards a website that has reviews
and
> recommendations for flat panels for video and photo editing?
In September they will make also a L797 with NEC S-IPS panel.
> I used a LCD monitor a few years back (Dell 1503FP) and had a great deal
of
> trouble with photoediting. Have LCD's improved since then?
According to my experience with L767 and other LCDs...
You can use it for home and semi-pro photoediting,
but CRTs remains more suited for this task thanks to
smooth and realistic colors.
Eizo make also the CG series color calibrated LCDs...
but I think you don't like the price...
;-)
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