HD Link Monitor recommendations

[Bob Zelin]

You will be very happy with the very inexpensive Dell 2407FPW 24″ LCD monitor (just over $700 US).

Bob Zelin

[Michael Belanger]

Thanks Bob

I think the folks at barefeats boasted about that one. I was hoping for something in the 32 inch size
and came across a viewsonic which claims 1920 x 1080 with hdmi connection. This is a tv per se and
doesn’t indicate its “native resolution” which I assume is what its all about. It is just over $1000 .
Just wondering how to determine what specs to go by, native resolution or the claims of the manufacturer?

thanks
Mike b

[Aaron Neitz]

For that price it’s probably got 720 physical resolution. true 1080p LCD televisions are expensive… and you gotta make sure they’ll accept 1080p HDMI and not just 1080i.

[Michael Belanger]

Thanks

The viewsonic does say it supports 1080i not 1080p
Basically I think Bob’s suggestion appears to be the best option,
although I guess I can try the viewsonic and if it doesn’t cut it, just return it.

The 30 inch Dell seems to be good as well, just lots more coin

Mike Belanger
Dandelion Editing

[Igor Babic]

How about this one? Has anybody try this new Samsung 244T?

https://www.trustedreviews.com/article.aspx?page=6128&head=0

[Lee]

buy a rell HD monitor that can be callibrated color wise

The best on the market price wise
JVC DTV-1710cg
(90 lines short of being a grade 1 ) and is just around 2,000 dollars
buy the HD-SDI input slot

dell, apple, viewsonic is a reference but not real