Best Budget Screen For Photo Editing

Best monitor I have had to use for photo editing. Well worth the monitor.

Best photo editing software out there. Good price for the year.

You can spend a lot more on a monitor, but this should be a strong consideration for budget minded photo editing use. I calibrated the monitor with my personal and work laptop and have been using it daily for the last month. Calibrated with Datacolor SpyderX Pro. I am pleased with the resolution at 27, and fine details (small print) seem easier to read than the monitor it replaced.

If you are on a tight budget then look no further! Best value for your $

What a great screen. Great for video editing and photo retouching

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I've had this tablet for about three weeks and I use it for photo editing. It was very easy to set up and maps the screen very accurately. It makes editing my photos much easier than with a mouse and there was almost no learning curve. I am not an artist so I cannot speak to its use for drawing, but i enthusiastically recommend it for photo editing.

It was close before calibration and perfect after. Size is plenty for my level of photo editing using with my laptop screen.

I got this Lenovo from B&H a few months ago. I needed the specs for my photo editing software (ON1 Photoraw) and it handles everything with no problem at all. Also I use it as a remote video editing computer with DaVinci Resolve 19 and again it has the power to perform flawlessly. The screen is excellent, it has all the variety of ports I need, including an SD card slot. The battery life is the best I've had. I can work in a coffeehouse as long as I want and not worry about finding an outlet, and generally I set it to the 80% conservation mode for charging. The computer is really thin and feels solid. It's a 16 screen but it will fit into bags designated for 15 laptops because the screen goes to within about 1/8 inch of the edges. I carry mine in a 15 Nutsac waxed canvas bag.