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<blockquote data-quote="Krs_2007" data-source="post: 528127" data-attributes="member: 12948">I use mine in the dark for calibrating, but I will tell you my View Sonic gives me more fits than my Dell.&nbsp; There is a slight color difference and never noticed till I started ch caking the pics on my iPad.&nbsp; So I added the dell, not saying you should, just sharing my experiences with the view sonic.&nbsp; I needed the second monitor anyway.I can get them real close, but skin tones are always slightly off.&nbsp; What version of the software are you running and have you updated it yet.&nbsp; I went to the higher pro or elite version, whichever is higher and gained more controls.&nbsp; That was a while ago, but it does allow more control and I believe their site list those differences, like studio sync and such for syncing a dual monitor setup.My view sonic is not IPS and its older.&nbsp; Not on my computer but will try to get the details tomorrow if you want.Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Krs_2007, post: 528127, member: 12948"] I use mine in the dark for calibrating, but I will tell you my View Sonic gives me more fits than my Dell. There is a slight color difference and never noticed till I started ch caking the pics on my iPad. So I added the dell, not saying you should, just sharing my experiences with the view sonic. I needed the second monitor anyway. I can get them real close, but skin tones are always slightly off. What version of the software are you running and have you updated it yet. I went to the higher pro or elite version, whichever is higher and gained more controls. That was a while ago, but it does allow more control and I believe their site list those differences, like studio sync and such for syncing a dual monitor setup. My view sonic is not IPS and its older. Not on my computer but will try to get the details tomorrow if you want. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD [/QUOTE]

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