Hello
I need to change my drawing monitor.
Has anyone ever tried drawing with a curved monitor?
If so, what size?
Thank you in advance
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Hello
I've never used a tablet for professional purposes but as I would say that I prefer a flat surface to a curved one:)
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Hello
For my part, anyway you need a double screen, I use a 24" for drawing which is already very comfortable. If you want a double screen I can't imagine the double curved or a curved one plus a flat panel.
The rendering on curved screen (film, tv..) is great so why not, on the other hand it's quickly large dimensions..
(The only advantage I know is that there is a better immersion and depth perception, for the movies at least)
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Hello, I agree with others, rather than investing in a curved screen, I would rather lean towards a larger screen. and high resolution.
Cdt
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Hello
I am speaking in a personal capacity.
I used a large HD screen
I'm on a 34" curved central screen + 26" screens on the right and left.
for all the gold in the world I will not exchange my 34".
I find that the screen fits better in my field of vision so much less tiring for the eyes.
much more enjoyable.
may the force be with you.
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I think like the previous answers
mini 2 good screen type HPZ 2440 / HPZ 2840 or similar
One for the CAD another for the other action
@+ ;-)
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I know @MAD
but just to drive the point home you can also see my beautiful 3D mouse that too I don't give it to anyone. When you get used to it, you can't do without it.
I asked my boss to get one because I had pain in my hand from clicking so much.
with this mouse it allows you to share the work on 2 hands
so no more boo-boos
may the force be with you.
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@Obiwan, as the group says, a real cockpit and office, all that's missing is a nice hostess!! :D
Have a good day everyone
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Thank you all,
All of these answers gave me a very good image ;-)
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@ OBI WAN
Don't you get stiff necks from having screens all around you?!
Personally, I can't work all crooked anymore with screens on the side. Now I work with two screens but positioned one above the other. In my back, I'm still perfectly straight. And at the neck I find it more natural to make a hau/bas movement rather than right/left.
It's all a matter of taste but I feel like I'm one of the few people in this configuration!
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@ Thom@s
No problem of torticollis because my main screen being in front of the others are there to avoid zapping in permanent .very often on one it' s my mailbox and the other the folder in which I work. My main attention and front. It's just super-practical because everything being open permanently I don't search , no need to do alt+tab to go to this or that folder.
may the force and with you
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Hello
Same for me, double screen, 27" working + 19" for consultations
I never run out of space
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