Hi all,
I'm in the market for a new monitor for photo editing. I used to pride myself on being up-to-speed with technology, but in the last three years, I feel like the world of terminology and specifications for monitors has passed me by. Any key suggestions about what to look for in the monitors that are available late 2015?
The things I find I don't know enough about are the different types of IPS panels and which is best for photo editing.
I have the i1display pro calibrator for reference. I've been using a dell laptop sometimes with external monitor (old TN panel), sometimes with laptop panel only... I've never quite gotten the color workflow right for printing. It always seems to take some trial-and-error in my process to get the exposure and specifically the reds to come out right. I'm hoping, with better control over my working environment (setting up the desk in a controlled lighting area) and having a more modern panel monitor, that I'll be able to cut out some of the testing/trial and error.
Pointers on any known Black Friday/Good deals are appreciated (trying to keep the budget at $400 or less for a 27"-ish monitor that's higher resolution than 1920x1200 (or 1080).
I'm in the market for a new monitor for photo editing. I used to pride myself on being up-to-speed with technology, but in the last three years, I feel like the world of terminology and specifications for monitors has passed me by. Any key suggestions about what to look for in the monitors that are available late 2015?
The things I find I don't know enough about are the different types of IPS panels and which is best for photo editing.
I have the i1display pro calibrator for reference. I've been using a dell laptop sometimes with external monitor (old TN panel), sometimes with laptop panel only... I've never quite gotten the color workflow right for printing. It always seems to take some trial-and-error in my process to get the exposure and specifically the reds to come out right. I'm hoping, with better control over my working environment (setting up the desk in a controlled lighting area) and having a more modern panel monitor, that I'll be able to cut out some of the testing/trial and error.
Pointers on any known Black Friday/Good deals are appreciated (trying to keep the budget at $400 or less for a 27"-ish monitor that's higher resolution than 1920x1200 (or 1080).