Viewsonic service - must try harder

Started by Rik, Aug 02, 2007, 15:20:38

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Kheldar

Quote from: Inactive on Sep 04, 2007, 17:09:31
Of course you are Khel', only the plebs have Gas Hobs..  >:D >:D

( Should get me at least a temporary ban )..  ;D ;D

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Quote from: Inactive on Sep 05, 2007, 07:43:52
Never felt a thing Rik.. painless..  ;)
is that what they mean by no sense....no feeling

:o

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Quote from: Kheldar on Sep 05, 2007, 10:13:45
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is that what they mean by no sense....no feeling

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(1)  Awwww I am touched...  ( no comments required  ;D )

(2)  You got it in one..  ;)
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Rik

Back on topic - a first for me.  :P

The monitor arrived and, having untangled all the old cables and removed the Viewsonic, I have created a new tangle with the Eizo (S2410W) on the end of it.

First impressions:

Stunning. Blows your socks off. Brilliant. Best display I have seen since people stopped buying me professional monitors. It resolves grey scale down to 1%, I can see the difference between 99% grey and 100% white. There's no banding in the colours, no dead pixels, perfect geometry, of course, and texture in photos leaps off the screen. Response time is good, though that's not a great concern to me, and it beats the TV for playing a DVD.

Downside: The stand adjustment takes some getting used to - but I only plan to do that once. :)
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Inactive

Great stuff Rik, a link to this new monitor required please.  ;)

( Just being a nosey git as usual  ;D ).
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Lance

 :o :eek4: :o :eek4: :o :eek4: :o :eek4: :o :eek4: :o :eek4: :o

At that price it should be good! That cost more than my laptop!

I'm very jealous!  :P
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Rik

I am a bit self-indulgent when it comes to monitors, Lance, but I spent my life working in colour calibrated systems, and it's hard to stop doing it (though it would save me a fortune!).
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Kheldar

omg !

is that a price for like 3 of them !

Rik

No, but if I bought three, I could probably get a discount.  ;D
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Kheldar

i thought i was being extravagant wanting a dell 24inch but i could have 2 and a bit for the price of that one !

in fact i could have the 27" and a nice bit of change.

jeez thats once expensive (overpriced ! ) monitor for a 24?

Rik

The Dell would be no good to me, you can't calibrate the illumination (I work at the industry-standard 6500K, or D65), and it suffers from banding, I need to be able to see smooth tone, the Eizo is particularly good, both at smooth transitions and the tonal range (1% differentiation). I wouldn't suggest it's a monitor for everyone, and the Viewsonic is £260 cheaper with good performance. OTOH, for general use, the Dell is fine.
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Inactive

OUCH....That is one expensive piece of kit Rik...very nice tho'..
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Rik

Paying for it does hurt, but it's possibly the most important part of the system when I'm working in Photoshop. Still, I can console myself with the certain knowledge that the price will fall dramatically tomorrow.  :eek4:
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Kheldar

Quote from: Inactive on Sep 05, 2007, 12:04:16
OUCH....That is one expensive piece of kit Rik...very nice tho'..

Good Film that was In.

Rik

I've just received a call from Viewsonic, wanting to swap the monitor. It gave me considerable pleasure to tell them I didn't need it any more as I had bought an Eizo in preference.  >:D
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Inactive

A lovely feeling Rik.

I managed to get a £20 cheque from Comet for the inconvenience of sending the wrong hob, not much, but better than a kick in the groin. ;)
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Well, shiny new ceramic arrived earlier, took the gas one away, just got to fit it now, along with the new fan oven..  :)

A job for tomorrow methinks.
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Rik

That's good news - the arrival, not the having to fit. :)
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Kheldar

Quote from: Inactive on Sep 06, 2007, 10:32:06
Well, shiny new ceramic arrived earlier, took the gas one away, just got to fit it now, along with the new fan oven..  :)

A job for tomorrow methinks.
always put off today what you can do tomorrow  ;D

Rik

The Scots put it more poetically, "The cares of tomorrow can wait till this day is done..."
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Inactive

Quote from: Kheldar on Sep 06, 2007, 10:39:42
always put off today what you can do tomorrow  ;D

Sadly, I have a funeral to attend this afternoon, otherwise I would have made a start today. ;)

BTW ..one more post and you will be in to 4 figures..well done..  ;)
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Quote from: Inactive on Sep 06, 2007, 11:00:01
Sadly, I have a funeral to attend this afternoon, otherwise I would have made a start today. ;)

Sorry to hear that.  :(
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Inactive

Thanks Rik, these things happen to us all at times..

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Rik

Indeed, but it doesn't make them any easier. :(

I sometimes think that the easiest funeral to attend is your own...
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