Hewlett Packard Kd911a8aba Lp2475w 24-inch Widescreen Lcd Monitor

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09 May 2009 It's just not good for H-IPS. I just bought this LCD and it's not what I expected. I've been researching for LCD for about a month and it was really hard to choose among this LP2475w and Dell 2408wfp.

First of all, I had some dead pixel problems. This is not the main concern cuz I can exchange it anyway. However, the real problem is this monitor has really really really really poor default color calibraion or something like that. I don't know about others but mine has really dark screen and poor color accu... –D. KIMfrom Amazon.com
14 Apr 2009 Excellent monitor for photo editing The HP 2475W is a very good monitor for photo editing provided that you calibrate it properly. Ideally you should use a colorimeter (Spyder, Gretag-MacBeth, Huey, etc.). Out of the box, the color isn't off by much but the default brightness is blindingly high. It's far too bright if you want to match what you see on the screen with what you get from your printer. If you don't have a colorimeter, at the very least you should turn the brightness way down - to maybe 20%.

The monitor's ... –Michael Sandmanfrom Amazon.com
13 Apr 2009 much better than regular cheap TN monitors The vast majority of the LCD monitors out there use the TN (Twisted Nematic) technology, which is awful for color accuracy and your viewing angle.

This monitor is an IPS panel. That means the colors, gamma curve and contrast are way more accurate across a large viewing angle. The image doesn't change as you change your position relative to the monitor (the way it is with regular TN panels), but it stays the same.

Therefore, it's more expensive than regular LCDs but it's way better ... –Florin Andreifrom Amazon.com

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