Quite an improved review compared to the earlier one. It seems the
reviewer was very impressed with LG's response to the earlier criticism.
The review, however, seems targeted to gamers rather than photographers,
particularly regarding the brightness calibration of 200 cd/m². Most of
what I've read recommends a brightness setting of half that if you're
expecting to match your prints to the screen. I'd be interested in
knowing how the monitor responds to those conditions.
-p
On 2/18/2013 12:33 PM, Tim Bray wrote:
I just ran across this on AnandTech (a hard-geek review site). If you
can handle the odd form-factor it looks like a winner:
http://www.anandtech.com/show/6741/lg-29ea93-monitor-review-rev-125
On Mon, Feb 18, 2013 at 10:12 AM, John Sessoms <jsessoms...@nc.rr.com> wrote:
My experiment using an HDTV as a monitor for editing photos is not working
out to my satisfaction. But, that's why you experiment ... to find out what
happens.
Anyway, I'm expecting to buy a new monitor soon. I'm initially looking at
ViewSonic VP2770 or Dell U3011, but will probably widen the field before
committing myself.
One thing I've run into in on-line reviews is a suggestion that large IPS
monitors have inconsistent brightness across the screen which affects their
suitability to be calibrated.
Lack of suitability for calibration is the very thing that's not working for
me using the HDTV.
So, anyone have specific experience with these two monitors or general
experience with calibrating large IPS monitors? Other thoughts?
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