I broke my 30", Apple wants an enormous amount to substitute.
What you guys think about his one?
http://www.drako.it/drako_catalog/produ … ts_id=5615
What you guys think about his one?
http://www.drako.it/drako_catalog/produ … ts_id=5615
- globefish23
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IMO, a bit large for desktop use, where the maximum distance is <1m.aerodynamic wrote:
I broke my 30", Apple wants an enormous amount to substitute.
What you guys think about his one?
http://www.drako.it/drako_catalog/produ … ts_id=5615
That is, it'll be nice for watching movies from a bit further away.
I have a 23" monitor at 1920*1080 and I don't want to know how the same resolution stretched further would look like in a desktop environment.
Like watching a billboard with a magnifying glass...
I like large monitors for photoshop and illustrator.
And since i'm used to the 30" this one wouldn't be a problem for me.
Is it worth the money?
And since i'm used to the 30" this one wouldn't be a problem for me.
Is it worth the money?
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I have the same monitor in 24" I think. It's really nice, but not being able to tilt the screen is annoying.
27" Ultrasharp
yeah I knew you'd post thisWinston_Churchill wrote:
27" Ultrasharp
for a fatty you're a serious intellectual lightweight.
Well if hes coming from a nice, big IPS monitor theres really not many other viable choices
Rofl, 1890€ to substitute the monitor.
FUCK YOU APPLE.
FUCK YOU APPLE.
The Ultrasharp uses the same panel, but is cheaper. Plus it comes calibrated to industry standard
700 euros tho for the ultrasharp
it goes on sale for 40% off once every month or so, plus dell coupons can be found easily. and you can probably find it on their outlet store
I think i'm gonna get the Asus.
That's a huge step down from a 30 apple monitor. If you're using the monitor for design you really want to stick to IPS for the color accuracy. TN film sucks major ass and you'll never get great colour reproduction. Nor will you get good viewing angles. Bit of a joke really.
And I'm not sure where you got your info on ultrasharps coming calibrated to industry standard. Tft central states that its bad out of the box and needs calibration. In fact, if any monitor comes calibrated properly, and I hate to say this, its the apple monitor.
And I'm not sure where you got your info on ultrasharps coming calibrated to industry standard. Tft central states that its bad out of the box and needs calibration. In fact, if any monitor comes calibrated properly, and I hate to say this, its the apple monitor.
But I'm not really going to spend again 1000euroes for a screen, they don't make the 30" anyways.
Who said 1000 euros? Go look at the 27 inch Hazro IPS. Much less than 1000 euros and an incredible monitor.
To be honest, if you're designing (which I know you do and you do well) shelling out extra on a monitor is always worth it. I would never go back to TN film and would gladly spend 1000 on my next one even if it breaks the bank.
To be honest, if you're designing (which I know you do and you do well) shelling out extra on a monitor is always worth it. I would never go back to TN film and would gladly spend 1000 on my next one even if it breaks the bank.
this^. imo, for a designer an ips matrix should definitely come before extra three inches.Zimmer wrote:
Who said 1000 euros? Go look at the 27 inch Hazro IPS. Much less than 1000 euros and an incredible monitor.
To be honest, if you're designing (which I know you do and you do well) shelling out extra on a monitor is always worth it. I would never go back to TN film and would gladly spend 1000 on my next one even if it breaks the bank.
if you open your mind too much your brain will fall out.
uhmm....guess it will be my next investment.
Keep in mind, if you are designing on these ultra high end monitors and not spot checking on the shitty types, you're making likely making designs that won't reach a very large portion of the population if the end target is screen display.Zimmer wrote:
Who said 1000 euros? Go look at the 27 inch Hazro IPS. Much less than 1000 euros and an incredible monitor.
To be honest, if you're designing (which I know you do and you do well) shelling out extra on a monitor is always worth it. I would never go back to TN film and would gladly spend 1000 on my next one even if it breaks the bank.
I can't tell you the number of times I've gotten a mock from our designer and work and had to ask for a rework because, no, putting the text 5 shades the background gray doesn't really work.
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That all said, I have a 2408WFP (which I think is the generation before IPS) and I'm quite happy with it. Have one at home and two at work. I don't have experience with IPS displays to say how they compare, but I don't feel like I lack for anything for typical gaming/browsing usage.