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10/02/2007 07:27:07 PM · #26 |
Originally posted by Gordon:
e.g., on this monitor,
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I see all the shades so well ;) .. but then again calibrate my monitor on a regular basis using eye-one system. |
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10/04/2007 08:50:37 AM · #27 |
| I don't know too much about the 920n Samsung that you're referring too but, I recently purchased a Samsung 226CW and once I got the video drivers sorted out.... WOW! It really looks fantastic and I can see all of the gradients in the scale that the other users are posting. It's a 22" LCD and runs at 1680x1050 native. I'm not sure what your budget is but, I just picked it up for around $379USD and I'm very happy with the choice, I think it's a great monitor for the price. |
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10/07/2007 08:47:16 AM · #28 |
I'll back that up - I just got the Samsung 226BW. The screen looked a little washed out. Had a fiddle with it - it even comes with its own profiling program (not compatible with my video card - unfortunately). Ended up putting a Spyder on it to calibrate it and WOW - I'm impressed as well. Unfortunately my wife has collared it for game play so I haven't been able to give it a good workout with Photoshop. But so far - very impressed.
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10/07/2007 09:33:22 AM · #29 |
| I recently purchased an HP w2207 and I've only calibrated by eye (will be getting a Spyder or Huey soon)and I can see every box clearly except the last 2 blacks appear the same. That's not too bad for a monitor that really hasn't been properly calibrated. It can be had for less than 400 USD. |
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10/07/2007 11:20:20 AM · #30 |
For those of us that cannot afford good monitor calibration equiptment at this point, there is a bit of help by keeping your monitor as close as possible to the best it can be by using online help, this page was reccomended by another dpc'er a while ago, sorry I forgot to whom I owe my thanks for it, //www.photoscientia.co.uk/Gamma.htm. It does help!
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10/08/2007 03:28:25 PM · #31 |
| //www.dpreview.com/reviews/colorvisionmonitorspyder/ get this monitor calibrater and your good to go. psart |
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