Best 24" monitor for photo editing and gaming between £200 and £300. I am currently int he process of buying a new pc and want to get the best monitor I can for photo editing and some gaming (mostly Empire Total War). I take a lot of underwater pictures...

Old MVA or new TN monitor for photo editing?. Hi, I have an Acer AL1913 which I bought back in 2005. I am thinking of upgrading to a Samsung 2032BW, but one of my main interests is photo editing, and I am lead to believe an MVA monitors are superior to TN...

Wanted: advice on monitor for photo editing.. Archived from groups: comp.sys.mac.system,rec.photo.digital () I'm in dire need of a new faster computer for digital photo work. I was planning on getting a PowerMac G5 ( but now I'm hearing rumors of new systems...

Monitor - photo editing?. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () I'm interested in opinions / recommendations for monitors for photo editing. I can hire gear for monitor colour calibration. I'm interested in good amateur gear - not high end (= expensive)...

LCD Monitor - photo editing?. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital.slr-systems () I am considering moving to a 19" LCD monitor, and comparative magazine reviews gave the Editors pick as the Sony HS95P, saying excellent photo display, contrast etc. However...

I want decently for around 300 though. I will only use the monitor for photo editing. I don't do any gaming at all and I watch movies on my TV. I need accurate colors and high contrasts from what I understand. I don't need a big monitor and 19" or 20"...

it was top line a year ago when we bought it. Technology > marches on... I bought one of those for my girlfriend's computer about two years ago. Nice monitor, but I do all my photo editing on a Dell 19" Sony Trinitron display. -- Archived from...

be done on the monitor? And where is that driver, I really would like to be able to get the darn thing to scale the way I want. hmm, what about your monitor. my dell has three in built scaling options, maintain aspect ratio, fill panel and 1:1 pixels....

The computer is used primarily for 1) Internet/E-Mail; 2) photo editing 3) Remote Desktop (to work laptop). In a dual monitor setup it is conceivable we'll use one monitor for playing movies while working on the other. My needs are not extreme in any sense....

bigger to get the picture to look "true" again? I am going to be getting either a 17" or 19" flat tube aperture grille monitor for photo editing and graphics. obviously the length and the wide have to be the exact same percent as the 800x600 screen so there...