Meet the NEC MultiSync P221W, a widescreen LCD display ideal for graphics and photography applications. The P221W, which boasts a wide color gamut and high brightness, offers users working in color-critical environments the opportunity to take advantage of professional-grade desktop display benefits without breaking their budgets. This display features the SpectraViewII Color Calibration Solution, which combines a customized wide color gamut measurement sensor with sophisticated software, resulting in a highly accurate, reliable, repeatable, and feature-rich display calibration and profiling solution.
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Customer Reviews for 22" Widescreen LCD Monitor with SpectraViewII Color Calibration Solution
Reviews & Ratings for 22" Widescreen LCD Monitor with SpectraViewII Color Calibration Solution
Overall Rating:
45
Performance:
55
Ease of Use:
45
Picture Quality:
55
NEC P221W
Date: May 16, 2009
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PhotoEditingFrom: Los Angeles, CA
Owned this Product for:
0-3 Months
Level of Expertise:
Good
Pros: compatibility, easy to setup, features, image quality, value for money, hardware color calibration Cons: Attracts Dust
Reviews & Ratings for 22" Widescreen LCD Monitor with SpectraViewII Color Calibration Solution Great monitor for the price considering that most competing color critical displays start at $900+. Very good viewing angle; great text sharpness over DVI. Excellent color accuracy, shadow detail and greyscale uniformity. It's really surprising how much better everything looked after performing the hardware calibration with the included probe and software. I'm completely sold on in-monitor hardware calibration now - definitely better than a software only solution. No more fiddling with monitor buttons while the probe is attached - you just set everything before and it calibrates the monitor to those figures. Also, this model has a very deep black level assuming you calibrate to a moderate peak luminance (which you should if you're doing color critical work). 160 candelas per sq meter or less for best (deepest) black levels. The one downside to this model is that it "only" supports 1680X1050 and not 1920X1200. But 1920X1200 is not common for 22" LCDs.
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