Re: S?et: New Monitor Selection Horror

[PhotoRoy6]

I don't know if the LCD are that different from brand to brand. If you can check to see if anyone has complained about them breaking down or at some review site. Dell in the US does have a dell community forum that has a hardware section that you could check. The only other thing I noticed about LCD is I have to add a brightness layer of +16 to keep the canned Epson profiles on my R-1800 from printing too dark.

Roy

 

 

 

 

In a message dated 6/13/2012 2:51:35 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, clenchedteethphotography@... writes:

that is one of my fears.....I have worked at too many internet cafes to tolerate the wide screen sizes with the stupenduously high adjussted resolution taht makes reading a task.

 

From your answers it seen I will be going with a Dell (P190S ) or Philips ( 19B1CB) LCD. Haven't read any reviews yet

Your thoughts?

 

[Trevor Cunningham-2]

I'll be in Boston over July 17-21 for a conference. Any PFrs have any
gallery/photo-op/social activity advice?

[MichaelHughes7A]

In a message dated 13/06/2012 21:35:45 GMT Daylight Time, trevor@... writes:

social activity

Avoid tea parties they have been known to get quite violent there. Please note this is an historical comment  not a contemporay political comment otherwise I would have written Tea Party. 

 

Hope you have a successful trip and avoid the Cabots.

 

Michael in Norwich

[Trevor Cunningham-2]

Not convinced the TP party merits capital letters, I avoid them on
principle. :)

On 6/14/12 1:54 AM, MichaelHughes7A@... wrote:

> In a message dated 13/06/2012 21:35:45 GMT Daylight Time,
> trevor@... writes:
>
>     social activity
>
> Avoid tea parties they have been known to get quite violent there.
> Please note this is an historical comment  not a contemporay political
> comment otherwise I would have written Tea Party.
> Hope you have a successful trip and avoid the Cabots.
> Michael in Norwich