Is LED monitor suitable for photoshop ?

Is LED monitor suitable for photoshop ?

is the resolution 1920 X 1080 suitable for photoshop too?

If you are going for color accuracy an IPS panel provides the widest color range. I dont remember the website but there is one that compares lcd, led, and ips panel displays. I believe led monitors are harsher on your eyes.

I dont see why any monitor wouldn't work with photoshop, its a program on the computer. The resolution should be fine. I still have a crt monitor that I use for editing that is set to that resolution.

As far as I know "LED" monitors are just LCDs that use LEDs as the light source as opposed to fluorescent tubes. LCDs can be either TN or IPS. TN panels are cheaper but IPS have better color accuracy and viewing angles. An "LED" monitor will fine but color calibrating whatever you get will help you produce more accurate colors.

What is difference between tn and ips?

http://en.wikipedia.or​g/wiki/IPS_panel

How about this IPS Monitor?

ASUS VS229H-P Black 21.5" 5ms (GTG) HDMI IPS-Panel LED-Backlit Widescreen LCD Monitor 250 cd/m2 ASCR 50000000:1

$164


Link: http://www.newegg.com …aspx?Item=N82E1​6824236205


About $80 cheaper than a Dell (same size).

Yes, I have a DELL IPS LED monitor. The Spyder 4 is good to calibrate it with, not all calibrators work with LED monitors.

tim wrote in post #14461051
Yes, I have a DELL IPS LED monitor. The Spyder 4 is good to calibrate it with, not all calibrators work with LED monitors.

is there any difference between spyder 4 vs spyder3 ?

picard wrote in post #14466399
is there any difference between spyder 4 vs spyder3 ?

Apparently the 4 is a bit more accurate, but I use the 3 and it works well.

tim wrote in post #14461051
Yes, I have a DELL IPS LED monitor. The Spyder 4 is good to calibrate it with, not all calibrators work with LED monitors.

I went with the cheaper ASUS. I will have to check into Spyder 4 for this monitor. Being both are IPS monitors, my guess is it will work fine.

Unless something has changed in the last year or two, CFL gives better gamut than does LED backlighting. One of the reasons I still use a CFL LCD display (HP 24").

I can't speak for color reproduction, but LED technology is advancing quickly. My LED monitor looks better than my 5 year old CFL monitor, and I think it'll last longer too. The CFL monitor was starting to fade a bit, LEDs either work or they don't.