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Dell 2408 or DoubleSight DS-263N?


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I am trying to decide between the Dell 2408 and the DoubleSight DS-263N

 

http://www.doublesight.com/prod_ds263n.htm

 

I have read the anandtech thread, but am still undecided.

 

http://forums.anandtech.com/messageview.aspx?catid=31&threadid=2049206

 

The Dell has more input/Output options (can connect to a cable TV box, which may

be useful to me as I dont have an HDTV!) and can rotate, but the DS may be a

better panel for photo editing and color calibration. The DS is an IPS panel and

the Dell PVA

 

Anyone used either or got any suggestions? My budget is $600-700, so the more

expensive Eizo and Lacie are out for me until next year. Most of my work is shot

with Adobe RGB as that is what my agent wants most of the time, and I usually

shoot RAW

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My main editing monitors are Dell 30 inch S-IPS (3007WFP-HC, I think). I also have some 24 inch PVA Dells licking around (2407WFP-HC).

 

Based on my own feelings about the extra comfort of the larger size, the ability to move more freely with the S-IPS (especially important when clients may be looking over your shoulder and seeing the display at angles) and annoying ghosting on the 24 inch PVA, my own leanings would be toward the 26 inch S-IPS. Unfortunately, I'm unfamiliar with Doublesight.

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I have the Doublesight ds-263n and like it. Works well and it's a pleasure using it with a color-management-aware browser like Firefox 3.

 

The width is nice for having two apps open and on-screen at the same time. (I do web development and photography).

 

I haven't noticed any banding or any other issues related to the wide gamut.

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