msad1217 Member  217 posts Joined Mar 2005 Location: University Place, WA More info | Apr 10, 2006 09:16 | #1 To the LCD users of the forum. Most of the pictures I create, with the exception of landscape photography is in portrait orientation. Can anyone recommend a swing arm that rotates the monitor so that I can view my pictures in portrait orientation? My Mac can rotate the monitor orientation to 90 or 270 degrees. I currently have a 20" Cinema Display. -Manny
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adam* Goldmember  4,411 posts Joined Jul 2005 Location: Sheffield More info | Apr 10, 2006 09:39 | #2 Why not just rotate in Photoshop? :: For sale: 70-200 2.8L :: Nikon D700 ::
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tommykjensen Cream of the Crop More info | Apr 10, 2006 09:41 | #3 Samsung Syncmaster 213T. I have this and it can rotate with the relevant software installed. And the stand includes the rotating facilities. EDITING OF MY PHOTOS IS NOT ALLOWED
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md_129 Goldmember  1,103 posts Likes: 1 Joined Nov 2005 Location: Pa More info | Apr 10, 2006 09:43 | #4 Neo-Flex Monitor Arm, I don't know what I would do with out it. Mike
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Apr 10, 2006 10:02 | #5 adam, when viewing a portrait oriented picture on the monitor, I can only view about 33% size of the original image, by actually rotating the monitor itself to portrait orientation, I would be able to use more of the monitor space and it would also be a more natural way to view a portrait oriented picture. -Manny
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adam* Goldmember 4,411 posts Joined Jul 2005 Location: Sheffield More info | Apr 12, 2006 19:36 | #6 Ah good point Manny, would love to be able to afford for something like you've suggested! :: For sale: 70-200 2.8L :: Nikon D700 ::
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RonaldS.Jr. Prodigal "Brick" Layer  More info | Apr 12, 2006 20:02 | #7 Saw a nice Sharp the other day that could flip to portrait. I believe it was at Sam's. Mac users swear by their computers. PC users swear at theirs.
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Mathiau Goldmember  1,514 posts Gallery: 16 photos Likes: 3 Joined Apr 2006 Location: Born in London, England living in Calgary, AB More info | msad1217 wrote: adam, when viewing a portrait oriented picture on the monitor, I can only view about 33% size of the original image, by actually rotating the monitor itself to portrait orientation, I would be able to use more of the monitor space and it would also be a more natural way to view a portrait oriented picture. Thanks for the tips Tommy and Mike. make sure your video card can rotate the screen with it so your not looking @ it sideways Currently Dreaming about what gear to own in the near future
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