24 Ultra Wide Monitor

Recently purchased the LG Ultra Wide 35 monitor from B & H. I'm using it as a mirror monitor for a 24 iMac. It was simple to connect and the picture is great. I attached it to a VIVO articulating wall mount and it works perfectly. B & H delivered it in less than 24 hours from the time I ordered it. Very happy with the price & B & H.

Great replacement for my old ultra-wide monitor.

Holds a heavy, ultra-wide, curved monitor very well.

1440p goodness on a ultra wide monitor with almost ultra high quality!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The next level of gaming has arrived with LG's new miracles 49 inch Extremely Ultra-wide Gaming Monitor. The monitor came nicely packaged with the essential cables to connect this beast of a monitor to my high end Rig. After setting up the monitor and turning it on for the first time, I had to step back as my smile grew as wide as the monitor figuratively speaking. I couldn’t wait but fired up a game of GTA and was amazed how much more I can see within the game. The 240 Hz just made it so buttery smooth playing on this 49inch UltraGear Monitor. As nice as the monitor is for gaming, I also love how much screen real estate I have now. I can multitask like never before with Adobe Photoshop, browsing the internet, Word and so much more. On my old monitor I would have to move apps around in order to adjust for productivity. Now that’s in the past thanks to this extremely Ultra-Wide monitor. I am glad I made this purchase to help utilize it best for multitasking, recreational and so much more.

I have this NC filter on to protect my Ultra Wide Nikon 10 - 24 mm lens. It is very slim ...

After much research, I decided on this lens over the 17-35mm f2.8. Landscape is my primary interest, and I wanted a lens to fill the bill between the ultra-wide 14-24 (a most excellent lens also) and my longer distance 80-400 zoom. The range of this lens did just that. After using it now for a while, I find it is on my camera most of the time. The 14-24 is a much more specialized lens, used for those ultra-wide shots. Unless you wish to get really up close and personal to your subject, the 24-70 will probably be a better lens choice. The 17-35 is a great lens too, but from many different reviews (thanks Ken Rockwell, for your unbiased opinions), this was the better way to go for me. I won't repeat all that has been said here about the 24-70, so keep reading if you need more convincing before plunking down your hard earned cash. If top quality in your images is a concern, this is one lens to buy. You can't blame the lens if your images aren't sharp! Add it to your cart - you won't be sorry. PS - Get a top quality filter to go with it from the start. No sense in buying a great lens and then buying a cheap inferior filter.

This is a very good ultra wide lens. At first I was not so sure to choose against Canon 11-24 f4. It turns out having less distortion at shortest end.

I did a lot of research when I was looking for an ultra wide. It was down between this and the fuji 10-24. The first time out with this lens and I realized I made the right call. It's small, uses the same 49mm filters of my 16mm and the end results are sharp with a 'feel' to the images.

IMO this lens is built for one purpose only: astrophotography. In other words, if you are looking for a versatile ultra-wide-angle lens capable of multiple tasks, this 14mm F/1.8 Art is not what you want (and get a 11-24, 14-24, or 16-35 instead). This lens is so specialized in astrophotography that honestly it will likely be sitting in your dry cabinet for a long time. However, for anyone who craves for the Milky Way above us, this is your Eye of Sauron.