Photographic Workstation: I built this dual monitor rig specifically for working on Photographs. Allows me to keep Lightroom CC and Photoshop CC and the various Plug Ins in full screen...

rgrenaderphoto Loc: Hollywood, CA

I built this dual monitor rig specifically for working on Photographs. Allows me to keep Lightroom CC and Photoshop CC and the various Plug Ins in full screen mode without having to Alt-Tab between the programs. Makes workflow a lot easier with your tools all at hand.

PC is a Dell Precision 3600 with a multiple output Nvidia card.

bsprague Loc: Lacey, WA, USA

Your monitors look extra wide. What are they?

rgrenaderphoto Loc: Hollywood, CA

Dell U2913WMs. The monitors are designed to allow 2 application windows to be arranges side by side.

SharpShooter Loc: NorCal

rgrenaderphoto wrote:

I built this dual monitor rig specifically for working on Photographs. Allows me to keep Lightroom CC and Photoshop CC and the various Plug Ins in full screen mode without having to Alt-Tab between the programs. Makes workflow a lot easier with your tools all at hand.

PC is a Dell Precision 3600 with a multiple output Nvidia card.

RG, I'm REALLY jealous!! But not of your actual set-up but that you can actually SEE the monitors.
The stuff on my desk is piled SOOO high that I haven't seen my monitors in almost a year!!!
You must be VERY, VERY sick!!!!!
BUT, on April 1st I do my Spring desk cleaning and at that time I'll be able to tell you what brand I have....., or am I just fooling myself!!! :lol: :lol:
SS

RWR Loc: La Mesa, CA

rgrenaderphoto wrote:

I built this dual monitor rig specifically for working on Photographs. Allows me to keep Lightroom CC and Photoshop CC and the various Plug Ins in full screen mode without having to Alt-Tab between the programs. Makes workflow a lot easier with your tools all at hand.

PC is a Dell Precision 3600 with a multiple output Nvidia card.

Wow! If I started a thread titled "Why I Shoot Film," that picture would save me a thousand words!! :lol:

OnDSnap Loc: NE New Jersey

rgrenaderphoto wrote:

I built this dual monitor rig specifically for working on Photographs. Allows me to keep Lightroom CC and Photoshop CC and the various Plug Ins in full screen mode without having to Alt-Tab between the programs. Makes workflow a lot easier with your tools all at hand.

PC is a Dell Precision 3600 with a multiple output Nvidia card.

One monitor doesn't effect the color of the other facing each other like that? ...I have a 3 monitor setup and when editing on center monitor, I would have to at times shut off the two smaller side monitors as they were throwing light onto center monitor. Looking into a monitor shroud now hoping it will block the light.

burkphoto Loc: High Point, NC

RWR wrote:

Wow! If I started a thread titled "Why I Shoot Film," that picture would save me a thousand words!! :lol:

What does this statement imply?

burkphoto Loc: High Point, NC

OnDSnap wrote:

One monitor doesn't effect the color of the other facing each other like that? ...I have a 3 monitor setup and when editing on center monitor, I would have to at times shut off the two smaller side monitors as they were throwing light onto center monitor. Looking into a monitor shroud now hoping it will block the light.

Yes, put blinders on them. Calibrate all monitors to the same specs, with only one turned on at a time. Paint the surrounding area Munsell N8 Gray (Google it).

mborn Loc: Massachusetts

rgrenaderphoto wrote:

I built this dual monitor rig specifically for working on Photographs. Allows me to keep Lightroom CC and Photoshop CC and the various Plug Ins in full screen mode without having to Alt-Tab between the programs. Makes workflow a lot easier with your tools all at hand.

PC is a Dell Precision 3600 with a multiple output Nvidia card.

:thumbup:

bobmcculloch Loc: NYC, NY

SharpShooter wrote:

RG, I'm REALLY jealous!! But not of your actual set-up but that you can actually SEE the monitors.
The stuff on my desk is piled SOOO high that I haven't seen my monitors in almost a year!!!
You must be VERY, VERY sick!!!!!
BUT, on April 1st I do my Spring desk cleaning and at that time I'll be able to tell you what brand I have....., or am I just fooling myself!!! :lol: :lol:
SS

OH I feel your pain, can't keep my desk clean.

OnDSnap Loc: NE New Jersey

burkphoto wrote:

Yes, put blinders on them. Calibrate all monitors to the same specs, with only one turned on at a time. Paint the surrounding area Munsell N8 Gray (Google it).

Absolutely :thumbup: My entire editing/computer room is painted with it.

burkphoto Loc: High Point, NC

OnDSnap wrote:

Absolutely :thumbup: My entire editing/computer room is painted with it.

Then you obviously know what you're doing! :thumbup:

James R. Kyle Loc: Saint Louis, Missouri (A Suburb of Ferguson)

bobmcculloch wrote:

OH I feel your pain, can't keep my desk clean.

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DESK???

I know that I have one..... ??

I suppose that it is Under this pile of crap in front of me?

Spring Cleaning soon?

OK Perhaps in the Fall??

I did that ONCE .....

I still can't find a number of things that I Know damn well I have.

Reminds me of a W. C. Fields' motion picture......

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ik_wRs-Jeqw

OnDSnap Loc: NE New Jersey

burkphoto wrote:

Then you obviously know what you're doing! :thumbup:

Not sure about that but I figured what's better than neutral color. I actually painted two rooms cause I wasn't sure where my wife was putting me :)

CaltechNerd Loc: Whittier, CA, USA

You can never be too rich, too thin, have too many monitors or too much RAM!