Totally agree - but I think (from my expierience with different monitors
in different price classes) - the more "budget class" a monitor is - the
more need for decent calibration.
When I look at the response curves after calibration - these cheaper
monitors tend to have big deviations in certain colors at certain
luminance values (especially the dark tones).
Having bought a new monitor with IPS-panel recently - if possible I
never would buy another one without one - absolutely stable color and
luminance from whatever angle I look at that display ... :-) (and I am
happy to have taken the decision to go for 24" instead of 27" but to
have that type of display instead).
regards
Bernhard
Paul Glad Mihai schrieb am 07.10.2014 um 10:41:
I think a calibrated monitor is much better than an uncalibrated one,
regardless of how expensive it is. I would try to get my hands on a
calibration device, even borrowing one every year would work.
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