Monitor suggestions

[Jake Ironshirt]

I have a 19" HP vs19b @1280x1024 that works OK as far as viewing video footage, I'm thinking about upgrading to a 22". Specs for the Samsung 226BW. I sure would appreciate some comments, advice, and input on this.

Samsung 226BW 22"


Panel Viewable area 22" Wide
Pixel Pitch(mm) 0.282 x 0.282
Brightness(cd/m²(typ.) 300 cd/§³
Contrast Ratio(typ.) 1000:1(DC 3000:1)
Viewing Angle(H/V) 160°/160°ª
Response Time(ms)(typ.) 2(GTG)
Frequency Horizontal Frequency(kHz) 30~81
Vertical Frequency(Hz) 56-75
Maximum Resolution 1680x1050
Color Supported 16.7M
Signal Input Input Video Signal Analog RGB, DVI
Sync. Type Separate H/V, Composite , SOG
Input Connectors 15pin D-sub, DVI-D
Plug & Play DDC 2B
USB powered hub option X
Mac compatibility O
Power On Mode 55W
DPMS Mode <1W
Type Built-in
Multimedia Speakers X
Wall-Mount VESA 100mm
TCO X
Cabinet Color Black High Glossy
Other include accessories
Dimension Set(W*H*D)(mm) (with stand) 514.6*422.0*219.3
Set(W*H*D)(mm) (w/o stand) 514.6*63.0*353.3
Packing(W*H*D)(mm) 606.0*158.0*488.0
Weight Set(kg) 4.9
Packing(kg) 7.4
Special Features .DVI(HDCP) .MagicBright3 .Black High Glossy
Stand Type Simple
Function Swivel, Tilt

Thanks Jake

[Lunchbox]

I have a Dell 30" LCD Monitor...... It makes editing work flow a lot easier.

[BarnOwl]

Dell Ultrasharp LCD monitors got really good reviews all over in terms of price/quality. I use a Dell 2407 WFP 1920 x 1200 LCD (http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=bsd&cs=04&sku=320-4335). Check it out. Recommended! :hv20-smilie77:

[Jake Ironshirt]

Thanks for your reply and suggestions. I'll check out the Dell's as well. I prefer a 22" and price under $350.
Thanks
Jake

[Mal]

Jake,
with a post like this, you REALLY need to let everyone know what you want to use the monitor for!

[mikemck]

when I read the title I thought it was about the kind of monitor you can setup
like in a studio, so you can clearly see what is being recorded on tape?
Anyway that is what I'm interested in. I'm going to be recording how to videos
and will be a one man band, no gaffers, grips etc, just me and my camera at a work table. I know I have to get one of those neat motorized tripods so I can
use a remote and re-aim the then zoom in for close up shotting,
but it sure would be nice to have some sort of TV to use instead of the tiny LCD
screen. I can't see that well anymore. Eyes get too tired at the end of a work day making stuff for orders and so on. But my guess is most of my videos
will be shoot in the early evening and weekends so I wont be interrupted.
Thanks,
mike mcknight

[CJDaniels]

when I read the title I thought it was about the kind of monitor you can setup
like in a studio, so you can clearly see what is being recorded on tape?
Anyway that is what I'm interested in. I'm going to be recording how to videos
and will be a one man band, no gaffers, grips etc, just me and my camera at a work table. I know I have to get one of those neat motorized tripods so I can
use a remote and re-aim the then zoom in for close up shotting,
but it sure would be nice to have some sort of TV to use instead of the tiny LCD
screen. I can't see that well anymore. Eyes get too tired at the end of a work day making stuff for orders and so on. But my guess is most of my videos
will be shoot in the early evening and weekends so I wont be interrupted.
Thanks,
mike mcknight

I agree I thought that is what this thread was about, I am in need of a small monitor for remote filiming and having the ability to view immediately.

[Jake Ironshirt]

Jake,
with a post like this, you REALLY need to let everyone know what you want to use the monitor for!

My goal would be to use it for still photo editing and when I get the HV20 I figured the extra real estate gained from going from a 19" to a 22" display in wide screen would also be beneficial for editing some HV20 work.
Jake

[Erik Bien]

For a small battery powered HD monitor with HDMI input, I don't know if there's anything yet besides this homebuilt one (http://www.boacinema.com/projects/lcd_monitor/).

Virtually everything commercially available is no better than 480-line native, as all of these are ...

http://www.ikancorp.com/pages/monitors/

:hv20-smilie50:

[Olphus]

How can I get a HDMI signal to my laptop for direct monitoring?

[Numbox]

I have a 19" HP vs19b @1280x1024 that works OK as far as viewing video footage, I'm thinking about upgrading to a 22". Specs for the Samsung 226BW. I sure would appreciate some comments, advice, and input on this.

Samsung 226BW 22"

Do not buy this monitor. From what i've read, there are three types of panels sold at the same price, worst of which has horrible picture. Had a chance to se it live and it was worst of the bunch.

Read This (http://www.behardware.com/articles/673-1/samsung-syncmaster-226bw-c.html)

[Jake Ironshirt]

Do not buy this monitor. From what i've read, there are three types of panels sold at the same price, worst of which has horrible picture. Had a chance to se it live and it was worst of the bunch.

Read This (http://www.behardware.com/articles/673-1/samsung-syncmaster-226bw-c.html)

Thanks for the heads up on their different (letter)models in question...I'm still determined to get a 22" so it's back to the reviewing table and read some more.

Jake
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