02-12-2013, 09:04 PM
Hello All,
After a discussion about trying to find a camera which would reduce post processing, I thought I try a different angle. Due to a back problem I cannot sit(about 30 minutes) or stand very long periods of time. Hence it is difficult to procress all my images properly, because the limited amout of time I can sit. I don't want to bother you with my health problems, but I am looking for a solution for my problem.
I have to lie down several times a day to relieve my back. So, I thought maybe I can buy a laptop and try processing my images whilst lying down. But so far most laptops I have seen have a very small viewing angle, even the ones with a HD display like the Asus N56 series(they only have a larger horizontal viewing angle, not vertical). If you tilt the display a little for- or backwards the brightness changes quite rapidly.
Now my question is are there any good laptops for processing images? I have heart the ones with an IPS display have a much better viewing angle than the TN-displays. Hardly any stores have demo models nowadays, so I cannot check if is true. But maybe one of you know if it is true and know if these displays/laptops are good enough for processing images in PS or LR? I have a budget of 1000 euro(that was the money I saved for another camera).
Hope you can give me some advice.
Best wishes,
Reinier
After a discussion about trying to find a camera which would reduce post processing, I thought I try a different angle. Due to a back problem I cannot sit(about 30 minutes) or stand very long periods of time. Hence it is difficult to procress all my images properly, because the limited amout of time I can sit. I don't want to bother you with my health problems, but I am looking for a solution for my problem.
I have to lie down several times a day to relieve my back. So, I thought maybe I can buy a laptop and try processing my images whilst lying down. But so far most laptops I have seen have a very small viewing angle, even the ones with a HD display like the Asus N56 series(they only have a larger horizontal viewing angle, not vertical). If you tilt the display a little for- or backwards the brightness changes quite rapidly.
Now my question is are there any good laptops for processing images? I have heart the ones with an IPS display have a much better viewing angle than the TN-displays. Hardly any stores have demo models nowadays, so I cannot check if is true. But maybe one of you know if it is true and know if these displays/laptops are good enough for processing images in PS or LR? I have a budget of 1000 euro(that was the money I saved for another camera).
Hope you can give me some advice.
Best wishes,
Reinier