Need great Photo editing monitor

[benalmeer]

Pixia is the English version of a popular Japanese painting and retouching software for full color graphics. It supports mask, layer and many other editing functions. You can use your own customized brush tips and even use an image file as a brush tip to create unique effects.
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[Pixelsign]

if I had the money, I'd buy an EIZO

[scottkinfw]

I purchased NEC MultiSync PA271W on sale for ~ 800.00 or so.  It is very good and I can calibrate it, unlike my iMac, which is way too bright.

sek

[scottkinfw]

 Do you know  if the i1 Profiler will do the same thing, as well, not as well, etc?

Thanks

sek

sek

This: http://www.necdisplay.com/p/desktop-monitors/pa271w-bk-sv

If you are getting the NEC, get the SpectraView because their software does *hardware* calibration, as in 10-bit color calibration in the hardware of the display. Anything else will do only 8-bit as a OS color profile.

I have the NEC 2690WUXi2.

[renjamolin]

I would recommend you try checking the ASUS PA246Q 24-Inch Professional Super-IPS Full-HD LCD Monitor. For me, i consider it to be the top monitor for photo editing.