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Thanks for that Steve.
So if I was to use both of my cards - it'd be done in the following configuration: GTX460 - Main LCD display on DVI & program/playback LCD display on HDMI. 9800GT - Secondary LCD display for more windows. Now that I've got this sorted (I think!), all I'd need to sort out is what sort of monitor I should be looking for, for use as the program/playback display and what tools I'd need to calibrate it for post production purposes. I apologise for all the questions, I'm new to this - but very keen to learn! |
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Something like this worth considering for edit/CC?
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/706682-REG/Eizo_S2243WH_BK_FlexScan_S2243WH_BK_22_LCD.html |
Definitely stay away from the Sony LCDs as they have poor image quality for their price.
That Eizo is nice but cannot be hardware calibrated to specific color spaces. http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/676418-REG/NEC_PA241W_BK_MultiSync_PA241W_BK_24_Widescreen.htmlNEC Display Solutions PA241W-BK This NEC can be hardware calibrated to specific color spaces and is quite comparable to my $2300 Eizo. Its $800 at B&H for the monitor only and $1240 with calibration device. I don't see why NEC is charging so much just for their calibration device when an i1 is only $150. When you add up a Matrox Mini at $450 and a decent 24" (Dell U2410) at $550, this NEC is a great deal AND provides SUPERIOR image quality. |
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