Monitors slowly evolving

RichA wrote:
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/re...es/10bit.shtml

And only $2300 for monitor and adapter for a display that will look
just like monitors that sell for hundreds less.

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Ray Fischer

On 15/07/2010 11:25 p.m., Mxsmanic wrote:
Ray Fischer writes:

And only $2300 for monitor and adapter for a display that will look
just like monitors that sell for hundreds less.

Eizo monitors are pricey, but they are very good monitors.

Yes - some of the high-end ones are measured individually in the
factory, have a LUT and adjust across areas of the screen for backlight
non-uniformity, coming with a guarantee and measurement certificate that
variation from area to area on the panel will be less than Delta E (2.0
- IIRC) but in practice often much less. Very nice for graphic art pros
and/or extremely colour critical work. Other more affordable brands
(NEC/HP) are introducing similar concepts, not always successfully
according to some reviews on TFTCentral. For most photography, unless
the panel is particularly non-uniform, it doesn't matter much at all.