monitors for photo processing

[CR0X]

I need to replace my two 19" monitors as the colour reproduction isn't even on them both.

I am thinking that the same size but WSXGA+ (1680 x 1050) would be best, but anyone care to recommend some?

I know that pcpro recommended an Iiyama so am tempted by that, as it is under £100 too.

[beano500]

CR0X said:

... as the colour reproduction isn't even on them both.

Do you colour manage them? Otherwise you'll be likely to have the same problem again, I would have thought?

[agent006]

CR0X said:

I need to replace my two 19" monitors as the colour reproduction isn't even on them both.

Why not buy a monitor calibrator instead?

[CR0X]

this is true, but I want a higher resolution, and wide-screen to match my laptop, hence needing two new monitors, rather than, as you suggested, spending a little on monitor calibration.

[padgett]

If you do buy new one, I might be interested in buying an old one from you (i assume they are LCD's) for a 'credit crunch' friendly fee!

[CR0X]

padgett said:

If you do buy new one, I might be interested in buying an old one from you (i assume they are LCD's) for a 'credit crunch' friendly fee!

sorry but they will be re-distributed around the office, as most have 17"s but a couple of those will replace the 15"s still used.

[Simpo Two]

CR0X said:

I need to replace my two 19" monitors as the colour reproduction isn't even on them both.

CR0X said:

actually I just want great big shiny new monitors whatever

[chim666]

I have a Dell UltraSharp 2007WFP 20" TFT which I've been pretty pleased with.

[CR0X]

Simpo Two said:

CR0X said:

I need to replace my two 19" monitors as the colour reproduction isn't even on them both.

CR0X said:

actually I just want great big shiny new monitors whatever

very good John.

Actually it was editing some of the photos that you took which showed up the deficiencies in the monitors.