Which, reasonably affordable monitor for entry into the cut would you recommend? Have looked at Eizo: Good, but expensive. Samsung is a bit of the website confusing her.
Are a few basic rules?
Jens
Antwort von Markus:
Hello Jens,
The monitor has a 16:9 picture tube are synonymous, or enters into 4:3-Model with 16:9 feature? In this case, would be the JVC TM-H150CG with a Resolutionvon 750 TV lines, a relatively inexpensive access to professional video monitors. This model, incidentally, an image diagonal of 15 "and is therefore ideal for the editing system.
Or you thought computer monitors? Or audio monitors? ;-)
Antwort von prem:
Well, I'll start just s.and not yet got the idea and wants to avoid, therefore, buy twice.
At the moment I have two simple 19 "PC CRT monitors, which I could only use once. Are on the table, of course, Giant debris. Kommts the cut (as opposed to photo editing for) on good quality, or (more likely on clarity and an order size)?
16:9 because I want to handle the format of my camcorder recordings.
And why are 15 "diagonal ideal for the cut?
Jens
Antwort von Markus:
"Jens" wrote:
At the moment I have two simple 19 "PC CRT monitors ...
So you think PC monitors? In this case, forget my recommendation above, the TM-H150CG is in fact a video monitor (= professional Television). To assess video recordings can (Color, possibly interlace flicker, etc.) you need only one (or two) PC monitors synonymous such a video monitor.
The properties of PC monitors are relatively no preference. So it not, for example a short response s.wie in gaming. Take just two monitors that you liked the picture well, and you will find comfortable. So I did it synonymous. ;-)
Further information regarding the need for a video monitor s.Videoschnittplatz You will find the following contributions:
As a PC monitor, the Dell 2405 is quite recommendable. Is an obsolete model with 24 "and 16:9, and still without HDCP for about 950 euros. Bilschimdiagonale about 62 cm.
