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I'm just confused about these 47 inch 'HD' monitors with 'far higher than normal resolutions'. As far as I know, graphics houses and photogs use monitors like Eizo, LaCie and Apple. I've got one myself, and whilst it's an excellent monitor, its resolution is standard and its dynamic range is the same as any good LCD.
 
One thing's for sure: when I look at these threads and read all this technical talk, I expect to go to the threads where the actual photos are put up, and see a bunch of incredible photographic masterpieces. :)
 
I shoot in RAW because i'm always looking for a stunning picture that i can blow up to A3 and put on the wall. Unfortunately that very rarely happens but i live in hope.
 
I shoot in RAW because i'm always looking for a stunning picture that i can blow up to A3 and put on the wall. Unfortunately that very rarely happens but i live in hope.
I used to do that.

Now I've given up and I shoot in the smallest resolution (but high quality) to save the computer's processor
 
I'm just confused about these 47 inch 'HD' monitors with 'far higher than normal resolutions'. As far as I know, graphics houses and photogs use monitors like Eizo, LaCie and Apple. I've got one myself, and whilst it's an excellent monitor, its resolution is standard and its dynamic range is the same as any good LCD.

I would also like to know the relevance to the discussion.

I can see why dynamic range might be relevant, but not resolution.
 
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