Kris Anderson, Portrait and Illustrative Photographer
"Switching to an EIZO monitor had a massive impact on my workflow. I tend to make visually dark images, so maintaining shadow detail can be a challenge. I found adding the EIZO to my workflow meant much better control over colour and shadows, and fewer surprises when printing. It's definitely shortened my edit-print-adjust cycle. I appreciate that colour and tone are uniform from corner to corner, and the automatic calibration means one less thing to do. I wasn't expecting my eyestrain to be lessened when I switched, but the difference was noticeable."
Visit Kris' Whats on my Desk page to check out his photography post-production equipment choices - computer, printers, storage and more.
Dr Les Walkling, Contemporary Artist & Master Printmaker
“I tend to invest even more in my production monitors than my computers because the monitor is the window into my creative world. I don’t hold back when it comes to the quality of my images, no matter where they are displayed.”
Les taught all of us at EIZO APAC (and many others around the world) about colour management. Click here to read his case study and view some of his powerful masterpieces.
Tony Hewitt, Commercial and Fine Art Photographer
“I find EIZO monitors to be honest and provide me with a true a realistic rendition if my images… excellent depth and detail”
Click here to read Tony's case study and view a selection of his beautiful photographic art.
Sean Scott, Ocean Landscape Photographer
"Working on an Eizo monitor I can bring out details in my images I couldn’t usually see... my images now feel more complete. I am now re-editing my whole catalogue, the difference I get in the colours are amazing, even the black and white and the shadows. It's a game changer”
James Tan, Master Printmaker
"The quality of monitors directly affects the accuracy of how the digital image is rendered. To draw a parallel using more familiar terms, having an inaccurate monitor in a photography workflow is akin to trying to sing a song without the ability to hear yourself properly. The result is normally quite terrible. I give clients the best by using only the best ."