New monitors
On enduring problem is that while we calibrate and go nuts in getting the best possible displays that we can afford, when we send out our images to clients, they usually look at them on cheap business flat screen displays bought at Staples. Yet it's great to have nice monitors at least for our own gratification.
As we all know, colors must be accurately
represented on our screens, or our final results will be all wrong. Dell promises incredible accuracy and plenty of power their latest high end monitors.
The top of the line UltraSharp is the 3014 that costsin at $1,499 and comes in 30 inch screen with a 2560x1600 resolution. It has the same 14-bit look-up table and 12-bit processor as the 24 inch version and 27 inch version, but with the extra real estate.
Dell claims that their monitors come with certification reports of exact color calibration and also support 99 percent of AdobeRGB and 100 percent of sRGB color gamuts. The $999, 2560x1440 U2713H and $599 1920x1200 U2413 are on sale now; the 3014 should be here soon.
Dell Introduces Their New UltraSharp High End Flagship Monitors
As we all know, colors must be accurately
represented on our screens, or our final results will be all wrong. Dell promises incredible accuracy and plenty of power their latest high end monitors.The top of the line UltraSharp is the 3014 that costsin at $1,499 and comes in 30 inch screen with a 2560x1600 resolution. It has the same 14-bit look-up table and 12-bit processor as the 24 inch version and 27 inch version, but with the extra real estate.
Dell claims that their monitors come with certification reports of exact color calibration and also support 99 percent of AdobeRGB and 100 percent of sRGB color gamuts. The $999, 2560x1440 U2713H and $599 1920x1200 U2413 are on sale now; the 3014 should be here soon.
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