Because NTSC video devices are prone to drift out of adjustment, it is necessary to calibrate the signal and the TV monitor frequently. Here are some features to look for when buying a video monitor. Your particular needs will determine which of these features will be most important to you. There is usually a trade-off between quality, size, features, and price. Other trade-offs involve how the monitor is used.
Monitors designed for viewing have bright pictures.
Monitors for test purposes have specially formulated phosphors that yield sharper more color-accurate, but dimmer pictures. Physical features - 1. As with CRTs, TV screens are listed in inches measured diagonally. Choose the larger screen sizes when possible, taking into consideration the distance between you and the screen. If room reflections are a problem, try to get a flat screen TV as opposed to one with a rounded surface.