However, as flat panel displays become more popular, it will be prudent to assess how your images will look to users employing them. A more detailed exploration of the differences between CRT and LCD monitors is provided in an RLG DigiNews FAQ . Certain monitors may be better suited for certain tasks than others. However, whether a monitor is being used for image editing, quality control, or for end user delivery, the more complete the user controls provided, the greater the ability to optimize performance. Monitors used to come with only brightness and contrast controls.
Modern monitors allow considerably more fine tuning.
Check a monitor's specifications to determine if the settings critical to your intended use are user-controlled.