I will be interested in this...
because I think I need a new monitor too as I cant adjust the one I have well enough with my spyder...
I have looked at Eizo as I think they are pretty good however they start at 1000 bux I think
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						Fellow photography tragics, I need some recommendations for a new monitor please.
Budget <$500.
Candidates are:
Asus PA248Q
AOC i2757
...anything else you can recommend.
The only criteria I have is the monitor must be good to great for photo editing.
Cheers.
I will be interested in this...
because I think I need a new monitor too as I cant adjust the one I have well enough with my spyder...
I have looked at Eizo as I think they are pretty good however they start at 1000 bux I think
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						I ended up with the Asus ProArt PA248Q for $395. First impressions are great. In sRGB mode (factory calibrated) the only change I made when calibrating to the Spyder4Pro was brightness, otherwise the monitor was just about perfect out of the box.
Controls are buttons, not sensor touch and are easy to use. On board 4 port USB 3 hub, the monitor can rotate to the vertical, there's a button that superimposes a grid on the screen in cms, inches, A4, and standard photo sizes.
I would have liked something bigger but they are well outside my budget.
what size monitor did you end up getting?
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						24"
mmmmm got me thinking now.
The one I have is Asus its been a good monitor as I have had it for mmm 5 maybe 6 years...and its still good now except what I stated above
I can only change to scene modes and I think adjust contrast or brightness (cant remember which one) thats it. its just not got the scope to get the best out of it with my spyder
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						Whatever you buy it has to be an IPS monitor (for photo editing). This narrows the search somewhat.
Yeah I know it has to be for photo editing.
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						SubscriberProbably a bit late now, but a couple of years ago I bought a ViewSonic LCD monitor that was specifically designed/calibrated to be used for photographic work. Can't remember what made it specifically different, something to do with RGB vs CYM or Abode colour or something (sorry too long ago), but it definitely made SWMBO's life easier with WYSIWYG (crikey this makes me feel old) printing vs monitor image.
Deano
This might help some of you who maybe be also looking
Best IPS Panel Photo Editing Monitors 2013 Photography Review
Looks like your monitor is up there for budget monitors WhiteD3
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