radiohead wrote:

> At the moment i am geared towards the 1980fxi

I have the 1980FXi-BK. It has nice, natural color - not overdone like
many other monitors I've seen. It's sharp, the text is good and it
is well-suited for photo editing. It takes a while to get used to the
very reflective surface of the panel, though. Ambient lighting has
to be properly positioned for maximum effectiveness.

Other monitors that I've used that also work well are the Samsung
PVA-based 940T and the LG L1930B. The 940T has better blacks
and excellent contrast, without being too bright, while the 1930B
is very nice with minimal tweaking.

I've been around the block with LCDs and have found that "doing
your homework" is very important. There are a lot of sub-standard
panels out there, many of which suffer poor viewing angle, poor
black tones, inaccurate color, excessive brightness, etc.

Robert
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'Don't sneak up on it - surround it'