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Reasons Why You Need A Monitor Suited For Photo Display

Here are three more reasons why your monitor choice is important when viewing digital photos.

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There are many ways we can all view our images now which include prints, photo books, on TVs, through websites, in blogs we create or in galleries we add our work to. No matter how we finally view our images the majority of them will begin the journey on a monitor, usually in some sort of editing software and for this reason, it's important that the monitor used is suited for displaying digital photographs.

By doing so you'll be able to:
  • Achieve the colours you want in photos
  • Finely retouch photos in the correct colours (so when viewed by others they'll appear as you intended.)
  • Make the colours displayed on the monitor match those in the printed photo (so you don't waste time trying again and again to print photos in the colours you actually want.)
To find out what a monitor needs to display digital photos correctly, have a read of this: 4 Things A Monitor Needs To Display Images Right

We also have advice on what monitors are ideal for a colour management system here: What Monitors Are Ideal For A CMS?

For more tips on colour management and monitor choices, take a look at the EIZO ColorZone Technique and Feature sections.

To learn about EIZO's range of monitors suitable for those who have or would like to put a colour management system in place, visit the EIZO UK website. 




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