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I just purchased 2 of those 24" Dell 2405FPW's...
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I've got to build up two graphic design workstations for some interns and thought i would roll the dice as to whether or not they will pass my personal test of expected performance in a professional graphic design studio, and just purchase a couple.

I'm a little worried about this purchase.

Any graphic pro's using this thing?

I know an update is coming up on Tuesday - 2407FPW or whatever - but any added HD capability is not something I'll be needing.

Thanks for any comments.

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#2
I would't worry about the screens, just check them out for any dead pixels when you set them up, I hear Dell has a good replacement policy on that.
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#3
I'm jealous....
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#4
I read elsewhere on this forum about new Dell flat panel models coming, annoucement March 12. Did I dream this? Better contrast ratios, otherwise the same.
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#5
i love mine -- color isnt as nice as my old Sony FW 900 24" CRT -- but thats another story

not sure how anyone can expect any monitor to match what they see printed? give or take 5% might be OK -- but we are talking RGB to CMYK? right?

if color was that mission critical to me i would only use color from the pantone process book or make sure my screens were calibrated or make sure my printers digital proofs match what they print.

i run a 2405/2001FP setup on my machine in the studio ( with another machine running a 2005FP) and run a dual 2001FP setup at hoime office

the 2405s color is the best of all of them -- but the 2001 i have at home that i manually calibrated is very very close
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#6
I have an apple 23" next to a dell 20" - very, very slight difference. Apple is a little warmer and the dell is much brighter (too bright at it's brightest).

Don't worry - it'll be fine, well worth the savings and extra warranty - no contest really...
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#7
the brightness on the dell can be corrected by reducing the "RGB" values.
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#8
becarefull it takes a while to get from one screen to the other , i love my dual 2405's.
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#9
24" LCDs for interns? Damn.
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#10
yeah really, can I get a job with you?

Lux Interior Wrote:
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> 24" LCDs for interns? Damn.


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