Eizo ColorEdge CG301W vs. The Apple 30

By Mark Dubovoy

I must admit that I was guilty for a while of becoming a photographic equipment collector. I like nice machines and fine equipment so much that I was often tempted to purchase and I actually did purchase a number of expensive items that were beautifully designed and constructed, but that made no difference in the quality of my photographs. In fact, many of them sat in a closet gathering dust and were hardly ever used or even looked at. What a waste!
Just like youth is a disease that is finally cured by age, I was eventually “cured of the collector disease”. Not that there is anything wrong with collecting if that is your interest. Knock yourself out, I am sure it is lots of fun. The point I am trying to make, however, is that collecting or trading photo gear is not my thing. My thing is trying to produce the best possible prints I can.
At this point, I basically do not buy anything, unless it makes a difference in the quality of my images. If the item doe...