Hi!
I had noticed the news stopped to be translated to English. That's not a bug deal, but the reviews in English have been very handy, so I'd like to see this feature back. At least in a condensed form (mainly screen quality, no need to describe the stand or frame, we can see this on photos ).
Thanks
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Originally posted by surfer99de
guckst du: Farbmanagement unter Mac OS X - Vergleichstest Teil 1: Hardware
guckst du weida: Farbmanagement unter Mac OS X: Vergleichstest Teil 2: Software
Testsieger Teil 1: DTP94 und i1 Pro vor Spyder 3
Testsieger Teil 2: iColor Display und basICColor displayMessqualität möglicher Kombinationen aus Monitor-Farbmessgerät und Profilierungssoftware:
Empfehlenswerte Kombinationen
iColor Display mit: DTP94; i1 Pro; i1 Display2
basICColor display mit: DTP94; i1 Pro; Spyder 3; Spyder 2Sorry, I don't understand German much. So i1 Display2 > Spyder 3, or i1 Display2 = Spyder 3?
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Originally posted by derGhostrider
Biges:
I don't know which one is better but the Gretag LT is "known good".According to you monitor selection problem: So I had luck to buy one of the good NECs. No dead (sub)pixels or any other display problems. Just the little noise that does not matter because of the loud computers.
NEC just wants to sell the original Spectraview models. Well, somehow I can understand them. On the other hand it's one of the most important features of the 2690...
Thanks. Well, one red sub-pixel is not really a big deal, it is only noticable on a black screen and when I know where to look. It was quite a luck to buy NOW a WUXi which is SV mode capable (I have some connections actually).
When the screens arrive to Europe, the best are put into SV, the rest into 2690WUXi, so it may be difficult to to get WUXi without dead pixels/subpixels.
What makes me angry is that US customers have far better service, they can calibrate their monitors' LUT at will etc., NEC is willing to repair/exchange their monitor more often then in EU.
thomo, derGhostrider
I'll take your recommendations regarding the probe into consideration, thanks.
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I finally today bought my NEC 2690WUXi. I chose rather old model (januray 2007, one red dead subpixel visible, noisy, someminor color problems), but one capable of hardware LUT calibration instead of march 2008 euro model (assebled in EU, SEVEN blue subpixels, quiet, I tested it and is seems it can not be calibrated with the US SVII software, nor EU one). YES, THAT'S HOW NEC DISCRIMINATE EU CUSTOMERS, GOD PUNISH THEM AND EXILEM THEM ON SMALL ISLANDS WITH LITTLE OR NO NATURAL RESOURCES!
Anyway, I have NEC calibration soft, therefore I'm just interested whatever kit should I buy. I can choose between:
Spyder 3, which is cheaper and
Gretag LT, which the NEC guy recommended
Which one do you think is better?
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Originally posted by thomo
Second display?
As the colors in non color managed applications are wrong anyhow... why don't you just reduce saturation?With SV mode enabled sRGB looks quite OK. Never the less, it is not possible to reduce saturation, only enhance it (either in monitor or in GFX card controls).
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Originally posted by derGhostrider
I doubt that there is nothing like a "PERFECT" screen. Not from NEC nor any other manufactor.sRGB: I read that the sRGB-Settings were incorrect.
A colorimeter / calibration probe is a good investment.
The Gretag EyeOne Display II is known good. The Display LT is the same hardware but with a smaller software bundle (doesn't matter if you have the SV-II Software).
The Spyder 3 is the first Spyder that may be used with a wide gamut display. I don't know if it is better or not.So what did you to get rid of over-saturated colours in non-colour manager applications? (games, movies, desktop)
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Originally posted by derGhostrider
Looking from left to right will cause in a greenish-colour.
That's caused by the IPS-panel and the anti-glare surface. But you should look straight on the screen. It's a non-issue.I've heard that the new model can't be switched to SV but that it can also be calibrated by the SVII Software.
My 2690 (and many more) need the SV-Mode only for the "Spectraview Profiler" Software. It was never needed for the SV-II Software.
Nevertheless I can't guarantee that new 2690s will be calibrated with the SVII Software as I don't own one of the new ones myself.
Thanks.
IFAIK SV mode + sRGB instantly offered normal non-saturated colours, which is pretty good.
Now the only remaining thing is to find someone, who actually made LUT hardware calibration on newer revisions of euro 2690 with SVII
Btw, which calibration probe would you recommend? Is Spyder 3 OK? Or is it an excessive luxury?
It seems neraly every 2690 has a problem. Should I aim for a perfect screen?
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Originally posted by derGhostrider
Biges:
I guess that there are a lot of people who can understand and answer in english as well.The newest 2690 I heared from has been produced in January or February 2008 and still emits the noises.
My 2690 has 2301 power-on-hours. All I can say is that the noises aren't that bad at all.
Only if you have a completely silent PC in a silent room you may/will notice it.
My fridge is louder.Nevertheless the noise may vary from monitor to monitor and it may depend on your settings (brightness, etc).
I know Germans usually do speak English pretty well (and are willing to use it, as this site proves
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Thank you for the answer.
Right now I have to choose to either buy older revision of 2690 (2F, january 2007? - 711...) with SV mode enabled and one bad sub-pixel (and slightly more reddish white in the upper 1/7 of the screen), or go for a new revision without SV and possibly no dead pixels. If the new revision could not be LUT calibrated with the US SVII soft, that would be a real trouble. 1000 euro monitor with un-natural colours...If I may pose one more question: Looking at 2690 from right to left, black seems violet. From left to right there it no such problem. Is it normal? Some people suggested they have violet black looking from both directions, some none :-/
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Hi!
Do the newer versions of 2690 still suffer from buzz/hum/noises from the monitor? I heard it was corrected.
(I'm sorry I don't speak German, but I can translate the topic with Google.
Anyway, I'm sure some of you do speak English. Feel free to answer in German. Danke) -
I need a new monitor for gaming AND some office and GFX work (Photoshop), I know a difficult combination. What of Belinea 2485 vs HP LP2465 vs HP w2408h would you recommend?
LP2465 isn't in stocks right now, w2408h has a reflective surface and I'm not sure it would not cause a trouble.
Feel free to recommend a different monitor, but I'd like to not to go past the price of LP2465.
Thanks