Lightroom and wide screen LCD display

[Henry Goh]

I'm about to switch from a Sony CRT to a wide screen LCD, probably a 20" or 21" model.  Does anyone have experience using Lightroom on such an LCD?  Does Lightroom layout take advantage of the wide screen at all?

Thanks for any feedback.

Henry

[francois]

I'm about to switch from a Sony CRT to a wide screen LCD, probably a 20" or 21" model.  Does anyone have experience using Lightroom on such an LCD?  Does Lightroom layout take advantage of the wide screen at all?

Thanks for any feedback.

Henry
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Henry,
LR's layout seems optimized for wide screen monitor. I haven't used LR on a non-wide monitor and I guess that I would probably have to hide the side palettes most of the time.

[Doc]

Henry  - I have been using it on my 21" Samsung and its great !

I will be looking for a new monitor (Wider Cleaner - maybe with some colour profiling hardware built in. ) - at the PICA show in Melbourne  come May  - so with any luck it will be even better !

Doc


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[Sid EOS]

I'm about to switch from a Sony CRT to a wide screen LCD, probably a 20" or 21" model.  Does anyone have experience using Lightroom on such an LCD?  Does Lightroom layout take advantage of the wide screen at all?

Thanks for any feedback.

Henry
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Henry I have used LR on Apple laptops and screens up to the 30" Cinema display.
Wide screen displays are nicer to use, but I usually run with the panels in auto show / hide mode.
You will enjoy the larger screen.

[Carl Harsch]

I'm using LR on an Apple 23" ACD and it fills the screen nicely.  I also prefer to utilize the autohide feature for the panels.  One nice thing about LR is that it's so easy and quick to manipulate the viewing area.

[Henry Goh]

Looks like wide screen is the way to go.  I'm not very familiar with LCDs but read somewhere that I should be buying one with s-IPS panel.  Could one of you please tell me what is s-IPS and why I need it.  I regularly calibrate my monitors using an eye-one display kit.

Thanks in advance.

[bhglr]

Looks like wide screen is the way to go.  I'm not very familiar with LCDs but read somewhere that I should be buying one with s-IPS panel.  Could one of you please tell me what is s-IPS and why I need it.  I regularly calibrate my monitors using an eye-one display kit.

Thanks in advance.
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I'm using a Dell 3007WFP and lightroom is glorious in widescreen.  

S-IPS are supposedly better with color reprodution and viewing angles.  Check out [a href=\"http://www.hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1039222]this link.[/url]

[IanScicluna]

Henry I have used LR on Apple laptops and screens up to the 30" Cinema display.
Wide screen displays are nicer to use, but I usually run with the panels in auto show / hide mode.
You will enjoy the larger screen.
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Hi Sid, I have just switched from 19" CRT to a Dell 2007WFP superwide.  The Lightroom experience is definitely enhanced, and on a sidenote, I got quite a good profile with ColorEyes Display - was pleasantly surprised that the Dell is DDC compliant - did not have to fiddle with the buttons, everythng is done automatically.

One question for anyone who knows the answer.  I run the side panels on "manual."  Is there a way to make the width sticky.  I pull out the right panel to maximum width, but when I restart Lightroom they are back to minimum - aaargh!  

[DavidLehman]

Hi Sid, I have just switched from 19" CRT to a Dell 2007WFP superwide.  The Lightroom experience is definitely enhanced, and on a sidenote, I got quite a good profile with ColorEyes Display - was pleasantly surprised that the Dell is DDC compliant - did not have to fiddle with the buttons, everythng is done automatically.

One question for anyone who knows the answer.  I run the side panels on "manual."  Is there a way to make the width sticky.  I pull out the right panel to maximum width, but when I restart Lightroom they are back to minimum - aaargh! 
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I'm quite certain you can save your workspace layout in one of the menus at the top. I don't have it in front of me (I'm on an illicit Burmese computer with a satellite internet connection being fed through Cambodia), but I think I remember that option.

[convergent]

I'm using a Dell 3007WFP and lightroom is glorious in widescreen.   

S-IPS are supposedly better with color reprodution and viewing angles.  Check out this link.
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I just got the 3007WFP-HC also, and it is a dream for Lightroom.