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Ian Wilson
Colortape Productions
Ian@colortape.tv
0418 327 082
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On 26/11/2009, at 4:09 PM, "Bob Zelin" <maxavid@cfl.rr.com> wrote:
> I don't believe you have ever sat in front of a 30" monitor.
> Perhaps you should do so. The font's are not bigger - they are
> SMALLER (to get more stuff on the screen).
> I am planning on getting a talking seeing eye dog to assist me with
> viewing the monitors.
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> With that said, you could get a 42" Plasma screen (like a Panasonic
> TH42PD12UK for $839), and keep the resolution at 1280x768. Now THIS
> will be big !
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> Bob Zelin
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Rob
> To: FinalCutPro-L@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Thursday, November 26, 2009 12:05 AM
> Subject: [FCP-L] Re: OT: Monitors
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> Oh I've got glasses... now. Transition Lenses Bi Focals. ( I was
> waiting for the glasses suggestion) The problem is that glasses
> don't work with the distances I sit from the monitors at either my
> client's suites or at home. Don't really need them for stuff that's
> a few feet away. It just seems that bigger would be better for an
> editing monitor at home then I though perhaps two would be
> better.The weak link right now is the 15" laptop screen for the
> browser. I'll save the dual monitor set up for when I purchase a Mac
> Pro next year some time. In the mean time I like the suggestion of
> going with a 27" or even a 30". Maybe I can manage a narrowed
> browser window and the timeline, viewer, and canvas on the same
> screen.
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> Thank you all for your suggestions. I've monitored the generations
> of the Avid-L for many years and found them to be of great value.
> It's nice to see the same from the FCP-L.
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> Rob Edsall
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> --- In FinalCutPro-L@yahoogroups.com, "Bob Zelin" <maxavid@...>
> wrote:
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>> My eyes are going completely. There are so many good monitors out
>> there today, that include the DELL, and HP, etc., but the real
>> ability to be able to see
>> is in your reading glasses. I am still using "Wal Mart" off the
>> shelf reading glasses (1.5), but the time has come for me to get a
>> real pair of perscription glasses.
>> Getting a better monitor, is not going to help you see any better.
>>
>> Bob Zelin
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>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: Rob
>> To: FinalCutPro-L@yahoogroups.com
>> Sent: Wednesday, November 25, 2009 11:20 AM
>> Subject: [FCP-L] Re: OT: Monitors
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>> Thanks for the input so far on this topic. What's happening is that
>> my eyes are starting to go. I've been a full time editor since 82
>> and it's frustrating not being able to see clearly anymore. Now I'm
>> bouncing between the 15" screen on my MBP for the browser and 20"
>> screen for the timeline and viewer windows. I'm really straining to
>> see the browser after looking at the 20"for awhile. What I really
>> need is dual 24' monitors that I can run off my non mini display
>> port MBP. I've gone freelance now and will eventually buy a tower
>> but in the mean time I would like to use the MPB as the engine for
>> this system. It is certainly powerful enough. I've been looking at
>> Dell monitors because Zelin recommended them in a number of
>> articles I've come across while researching monitors. Now Steve has
>> recommended Samsung so I'll look into them. Either way, is it
>> possible to run two monitors from my MPB without the mini display
>> port? Someone recommended the Gefen adaptor as the solution to the
>> mini display port issue but I don't see how that helps with running
>> two monitors. Any help here would be greatly appreciated. I also
>> just started using FCP after twenty years of Avid so... I can't see
>> anymore and now the steering wheel is on the other side of the car.
>> I hope I don't crash.
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>> Thanks All
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>> --- In FinalCutPro-L@yahoogroups.com, "redsall2002" <redsall@> wrote:
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>>> I'm thinking about purchasing a new Dell U2410 LCD to use with my
>>> year and a half old MBP for a FCP system I'm use when working at
>>> home. The new Cinema Displays will not work with my MBP because
>>> there is no mini display port and no adaptor as yet. Anyway I have
>>> been looking at all sorts of solutions and the Dell seems to be
>>> the best in that price range. There is however a large collection
>>> of negative reviews all over the web regarding green/pink issues
>>> on some of the monitors that Dell has shipped out. Anybody with
>>> this monitor had to deal with this? My real question is, what are
>>> other people with similar set ups to mine using for an external
>>> monitor? While I'm at it I might as well ask if anybody is using
>>> two external monitors with the MPB? If so, how are you
>>> accomplishing that?
>>>
>>> Thanks
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