Paul,
This subject is discussed regularly in the Colour Management forum on
Rob Galbraith's site:
http://forums.robgalbraith.com/postlist.php?Cat=0&Board=UBB3 A search
will unearth vast amounts of information.
My short summary of all I've read: the purists still prefer the Sony
Artisan (which is not produced anymore), but the latest crop of LCDs
does very well indeed, although at a higher price than similar CRTs.
As for myself, I'm very happy with my Eizo Flexscan L568 (17"). It's not
the top of the line, but I do manage to get a great monitor to print
match (using an Optix XR calibrator and Solux light), which is what it's
all about. I wish I had the funds to buy a bigger one, though.
Preferably 20", as that's where the higher resolutions start.
Hope this helps,
Simon
ppatton@uiuc.edu wrote:
> A few years ago, I posed a question on this list about the
> relative value of LCD vs CRT monitors for editing scanned
> photos using applcations such as Photoshop. At the time, my
> respondants indicated that a CRT monitor was strongly
> preferable to an LCD. LCD monitors have improved a lot over
> the last few years. I was wondering whether its still
> currently true that a CRT is better than an LCD for photo
> editing. Can anyone suggest some monitors of either sort that
> I might want to check into?
> -Paul Patton
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