Hi designer....

what monitor you r using now?

17' Flat?
15' LCD?
19' LCD? or..............

I am not a designer but I am using a 21" LCD Samsung ;)

17" Flat LCD screen. :)
I want to get another 19" one and have dual-monitors.

19" Flat CRT

19 Flat (Samsung 957DF)

but to preview work for the web I always check how it looks on other monitors like LCD and 17 and 15 (old ones), because that's what many folks out there will see :( the differences in color can be a lot!

Happy Shopping

19" and 17" Flat (i wouldve gotten two 19s but the 17 was on sale for like $60 - and its better quality than my 19)

19" Flat CRT & 15" LCD (laptop)

Im a developer but @ home i have 2x 17" CRT's. At work i have 1x 15" CRT (that really sux)

21" Trinitron I got for $100 (used) and after 2 years still works great!

17" LCD, works great for me :)

Hi

I am a designer and I'm using a 15" touch screen samtron (samsung manufactured) flat panel :)

Works excellently, the touch screen feature is jaggy sometimes but for regular use it's great.

I am using samsung 15' LCD, but i found that color is a bit different to 17" flat monitor... i feel that CRT or Flat color more accurate the lcd.

19" LG Flatron CRT

I use both a 17" and 19" Hansol monitor, I hope to get a LCD soon because the 19" monitor takes up a huge amount of space.

I use my trusty 15 in. sony crt, not a flatscreen, makes a burning smell sometimes but hey lol it works

19" Flat CRT - Viewsonic Pro P90f
12" Apple LCD

dual 19' NEC MultiSync FE991 SB

this was bought mainly for gaming. But, the dual 19'/flat screens are really good for graphic designing. especially when runing something like adobe photoshop. You can have the panel's on one screen.. mabey with a draft, while the main board is on the other monitor.

-Andrew

Originally posted by EasyOne
I am using samsung 15' LCD, but i found that color is a bit different to 17" flat monitor... i feel that CRT or Flat color more accurate the lcd.
A DVI setup helps a lot in this area.