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If you're a photographer or a video professional, I can see your eyes light up at the mere mention of the name Eizo. A discreet outfit by nature, Eizo has made a name for itself in the professional field based more on the quality of its products than on marketing blather. So it's always a great pleasure to test an Eizo monitor. And when it promises this much, we can't wait to verify the figures.
| Diagonal measurement | 19 inches |
| Native resolution | 1280x1024 |
| Contrast | 1000:1 |
| Brightness | 250 nits |
| Latency | 12 ms (GTG) |
| Colors | 16.2 M |
| H/V viewing angles | 178 / 178 |
| Loudspeakers | None |
| Connectivity | VGA, DVI |
| Average price | $750 |
Design
The L778 is the perfect incarnation of its maker's brand image: discreet, restrained, yet robust and unmistakably pro. No gaudy colors; black is de rigueur , unless you prefer light gray. The plastics used are of high quality.
Ergonomics
The L778 is a professional monitor, and as such its ergonomics have to be beyond reproach. That's the case here; the panel has tilt and height adjustments, and Eizo has used a sliding cradle arrangement called ArcSwing that works quite well. Using it takes a little getting used to, but we did, and ended up liking it. The monitor has no pivot mode, however.