What monitor are you using?

[Mantasis]

And what do you primarily do? I'd like to see what monitors people are using, and if one comes out on top...

I'm using a gateway FHX2300BMID, 23inches....not the best.

 

[K15]

Two - 27" Apple LED Cinema Displays

 

[brand]

At home = two Dell 27" UltraSharp U2713H
At Work = one Apple 27" Thunderbolt Display

 

[gsloan]

27" Cinema Display with nasty glass removed, replaced with a MacFrame from http://www.macframes.com

 

[Tesselator]

I'm kinda in-between monitors right now.

I had a pair top-shelf 24" LG models and they both died shortly after the warranty. 3 weeks and 7 weeks respectively.

My friend gave me an acer (H233H) he wasn't using and a few months later I found an NEC Diamondcrysta RDT202H. They're fine and I'm not doing any color critical work so I've just been using those till I come across a deal on some EZO dudes.

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[Mantasis]

27" Cinema Display with nasty glass removed, replaced with a MacFrame from http://www.macframes.com

I did not know about this... Bookmarked!

 

[RoastingPig]

U2713hm

 

[IceMacMac]

I'm using an Apple Cinema 30" flanked by two Samsung 23".

C4d and AE have a bazillion scripts/plugins/panels and then that gets compound extra 3rd party tools. So it's great to have space.

I love my screen real estate but I'd like to replace the Samsungs...they were cheap/crappy.

 

[OS6-OSX]

LaCie 324

 

[CaptainChunk]

Dual HP LP2475 displays (24" H-IPS panels).

 

[derbothaus]

Eizo FS2333.

 

[thekev]

Eizo CG243W + older NEC 2190 UXi

 

[JesterJJZ]

27" Cinema Display with nasty glass removed, replaced with a MacFrame from http://www.macframes.com

That's awesome. What does it look like? They say it's still glossy. I assumed it would be more like the old cinema displays once you remove the glass.

 

[Glen Quagmire]

NEC 3090WQXI:

http://www.necdisplay.com/p/desktop-monitors/lcd3090wqxi-bk?type=support

 

[gsloan]

That's awesome. What does it look like? They say it's still glossy. I assumed it would be more like the old cinema displays once you remove the glass.

Still glossy, but clearer and with less glare than even the new iMacs. More importantly, the headache I get with using a newer iMac or Cinema Display for extended periods is gone. A friend of mine is a professional illustrator and didn't think it made a huge difference - then he worked on his system for hours with the glass off....and now also has a MacFrame.

TBH, it's just a nicely made metal frame so your display/iMac doesn't look like it's part of an iFixit teardown with its glass off, and it does so admirably. Max, the guy who sells them, is a photographer as a primary job, so buying these supports a niche small business, too.

 

[thehimay]

Dual Dell Ultrasharp 24" displays (2408WFP).

 

[mif]

27" Apple LED Cinema Display - very nice.

 

[butch10x]

nec 27"

http://www.necdisplay.com/p/desktop-monitors/pa271w-bk-sv

i got the one that includes the calibration device.

 

[flowrider]

HP ZR24w IPS 24" monitor with a MacVidCards flashed GTX 780. Using Display Port connection.

Lou

Edit 3/20/14 graphics card changed from GTX 570 to GTX 780.

 

[tomvos]

Apple Cinema Display 30". The only thing I would accept as a replacement is a Apple Retina Display 30".

 

[SpookyLars]

Dell U2713HM

 

[GermanyChris]

30" acd

 

[nanofrog]

NEC LCD2490WUXi

 

[Wardenski]

HP 2475w, I also use it to watch movies from my Blu ray player.

 

[Macsonic]

Two 30" Apple Cinema Display and a 2003 23" Apple Cinema Display