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    Lacie 324 LCD Monitor

    Sorry, no more input-lag test. Sold that old Sony G400. But i found nice test about this monitor: www.shootsmarter.com "It's with great pleasure that I finally have an answer to the question "Hey Will, when is there going to be a color accurate LCD monitor under $1000?". It's "RIGHT NOW" BTW...
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    Lacie 324 LCD Monitor

    Got them on clone mode: LaCie 324 24inch 1920x1200 @ 59Hz? Sony G400 19inch 1920x1200 @ 60Hz Input lag testi1: Timecode (47, 47, 47, 47, 47 ms?) Input lag test2: Lagtester (2, 1, 1, 1, 2 frames?) Input lag test3: XNote Stopwatch (4, 4, 6, 5, 6 1/10 sec?)
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    Lacie 324 LCD Monitor

    I LOVE IT. Some toughts. Not calibrated yet. Colors: The black IS black and the whites are pure white. Red IS red.. a bit too much i think, but only with sRGB conf/pictures. I bought also Spyder 3 Pro, so i might put some reviews with that also. Need to learn some more about color spaces...
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    Lacie 324 LCD Monitor

    Just got the monitor! So here's quick review. Lag test: Flag (PixPerAn, Version 1.011e): Lag test: Boxes (PixPerAn, Version 1.011e): Lag test: Race car (PixPerAn, Version 1.011e):
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    Which 24"+ S-PVA/IPS for professional use?

    LaCie 324, 24-inch screen has wider gamut (95% aRGB) than NEC LCD2490WUXi. http://www.lacie.com/us/products/product.htm?pid=11034
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    Lacie 324 LCD Monitor

    24 inch, S-PVA, 178º, 400cd/m², 1000:1, 6ms, 92% NTSC, 95% AdobeRGB, 10bit Designed for creative professionals in both fixed and motion imaging, the 24-inch widescreen LaCie 324 embeds an industry-leading wide gamut (95% Adobe RGB / 99.7% of ISO Coated) S-PVA panel and a 10-bit gamma correction...
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