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Activity Forums Apple Final Cut Pro Legacy Huge price drop on JVC DTV24L1U 24-Inch MultiFormat LCD Monitor

  • Walter Biscardi

    April 2, 2008 at 2:06 pm

    [Paul Burgess] “Well its actually gone up to about $5,500 and my unit arrives here today!
    I am buying from a reputable dealer though so if it not right – it goes back.
    I have only read good things about this monitor though,”

    Definitely post back and let us know what you think and what you’re able to compare it to. that would be great. thanks!

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  • Jesenko Fazlagic

    April 2, 2008 at 3:58 pm

    PCNation.com has the 24″ HD-SDI model for $3300, and the 20″ HD-SDI model for under $2,500.
    I have two 20″ ones and I’m really happy with them. Will probably get a couple of the 24″ ones when the 1080p HD work picks up more.

    //Jesenko

  • Paul Burgess

    April 2, 2008 at 4:02 pm

    Well it has arrived and been plugged in.
    I was pitting through 1018 25p from EX1 footage – it looks superb – the ebst I have seen but I do not have anything else alongside it.

    Paul

  • Ben Holmes

    April 3, 2008 at 3:27 pm

    Paul

    Your experience mirrors mine. The TV Logic is hard to source in the UK and too expensive for me. The Panny has a nice picture, but is only 720p. Properly set up the JVC gives as good a picture, and I have had them side by side.

    Ben

  • Ben Holmes

    April 3, 2008 at 3:30 pm

    Paul

    Your experience mirrors mine. The TV Logic is hard to source in the UK and too expensive for me. The Panny has a nice picture, but is only 720p. Properly set up the JVC gives as good a picture, and I have had them side by side. I can’t comment on what Walter’s VAR said, it’s a shame Walter didn’t see it himself – Everyone I know who uses it loves it. For me it clearly represents the best quality/value for money at the moment.

    Ben

  • Warren Eig

    April 3, 2008 at 5:23 pm

    This is what I found. I brought in the Panny for a color correction session and found it to veer toward the green. I demoed the JVC and was blown away. No comparison, much better than the Panny 26″ IMHO.

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  • Joel Klandrud

    April 4, 2008 at 5:41 am

    Just to chime in really quickly. I have the HD-SDI version of this monitor and it’s the best monitor I’ve seen personally. The off axis viewing is a little weak and the glossy screen might bug you if you have lights behind you that can reflect.

    If you do a web search on Terence Curren and this monitor you can find his review. He runs a post house and sees much higher end monitors regularly. He gave this one a very high rating.

    Personally, I hated spending the money but everytime I look at footage on it (from my new RED especially) I get over it. I think you could do great with a non HD-SDI version if you don’t need it. It’s not a $25k monitor, but I think it’ll put your mind at ease when color correcting.

    The best advice is buy where there’s a return policy… but odds are you’ll be blown away by the quality.

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