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It looks like it;s time to replace my monitor, since changing PCs the colours are weird (bit too red) even after calibration and before that there was problems with the greys anyway.
I read a thread earlier where people were talking about the Dell U2311H and it seemed to be appreciated.
U2311H
My friend recommends the slightly more expensive Dell 2209WA.
2209WA
He thinks the 2209 is better because it is eIPS rather than IPS (I don't know the difference and because the 2209 has a contrast ration of 3000:1 compared to the contrast ratio of the 2311 which is 1000:1.
The reason why this is important to me is that I'm pretty sure my current monitor is 1000:1 but when you calibrate it you can't get a true black and white, you have to compromise and have one or the other so a higher contrast ratio should address this. It's quite important to me as most of what I do is B&W.
The thing is looking at the tech description of both monitors they same to measure contrast in different ways so it's hard to make a direct comparison.
The 2209 says:
Dynamic Contrast Ratio 3000:1 (typical)
The 2311 says:
1000:1 (typical), 10,000:1 (dynamic)
Wouldn't it be nice if manufacturers used standard terms for all their products.:bang:
Yours,
Confused of Leicestershire.
I read a thread earlier where people were talking about the Dell U2311H and it seemed to be appreciated.
U2311H
My friend recommends the slightly more expensive Dell 2209WA.
2209WA
He thinks the 2209 is better because it is eIPS rather than IPS (I don't know the difference and because the 2209 has a contrast ration of 3000:1 compared to the contrast ratio of the 2311 which is 1000:1.
The reason why this is important to me is that I'm pretty sure my current monitor is 1000:1 but when you calibrate it you can't get a true black and white, you have to compromise and have one or the other so a higher contrast ratio should address this. It's quite important to me as most of what I do is B&W.
The thing is looking at the tech description of both monitors they same to measure contrast in different ways so it's hard to make a direct comparison.
The 2209 says:
Dynamic Contrast Ratio 3000:1 (typical)
The 2311 says:
1000:1 (typical), 10,000:1 (dynamic)
Wouldn't it be nice if manufacturers used standard terms for all their products.:bang:
Yours,
Confused of Leicestershire.