Ezio L 767 Quality?

On Wed, 3 Dec 2003 06:41:04 -0800, "Felice" wrote:

Hello,

I am considering to purchase the Ezio L 767 monitor and would greatly appreciate any reviews if you are using this model. I work primarily in PS and currently have a ViewSonic. Would I have the same quality and color integrity? Also, does the Ezio have the two lines running horizontally across the screen?

Thanks in advance.

The L767 isn’t a CRT monitor, it’s a TFT LCD so no, of course it doesn’t have lines running across the screen.

As for quality, all the Eizo monitors, CRT and TFT, are excellent quality and you will pay the relevant price premium for that quality. However, you should be aware that different Eizo monitors are aimed at different specialist areas. The L767, for example, is specifically aimed at CAD work, but it does feature colour management. If you are going to spend the large amount of money necessary to buy an Eizo monitor you really should research what you are buying beforehand, starting at the Eizo site (www.eizo.com).

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Hecate

Thanks for your candid advise. In fact, now after researching further, it really appears that the CG 18 or 21 seems to be more suited for PS work.

Thanks again.

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On Wed, 3 Dec 2003 06:41:04 -0800, "Felice" wrote:

Hello,

I am considering to purchase the Ezio L 767 monitor and would greatly appreciate any reviews if you are using this model. I work primarily in

PS

and currently have a ViewSonic. Would I have the same quality and color integrity? Also, does the Ezio have the two lines running horizontally across the screen?

Thanks in advance.

The L767 isn’t a CRT monitor, it’s a TFT LCD so no, of course it doesn’t have lines running across the screen.

As for quality, all the Eizo monitors, CRT and TFT, are excellent quality and you will pay the relevant price premium for that quality. However, you should be aware that different Eizo monitors are aimed at different specialist areas. The L767, for example, is specifically aimed at CAD work, but it does feature colour management. If you are going to spend the large amount of money necessary to buy an Eizo monitor you really should research what you are buying beforehand, starting at the Eizo site (www.eizo.com).

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Hecate

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