On Sat, Mar 29, 2008 at 04:47:07PM -0700, Andrew Lentvorski wrote:
By way of recommendation, I love the monitor. The contrast can be eye
searing until you get it adjusted, and the only way to adjust it on OS X is
through the calibration panel (why would you leave out manual controls?).
It's very nice to use when you're doing schematics and can actually edit a
B-size sheet at B-size.
However, if I was doing graphics, I would probably avoid it. It seems like
its color palette has some narrowness. Of course, I would probably pull
out my 24" Sony CRT instead of any LCD monitor, but that's just me.
How is it for HDMI video? I have a gateway 20" with HDMI input. It has a
serious bug that it doesn't preserve the aspect ratio when scaling HDMI
video to fit the screen, so everything it a little bit taller than it is
supposed to be.
I love my Cinema 30", but it is really only useful as a computer monitor.
David
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