There are a lot of recommendations here for Eizo ColorEdge displays, and from everything I've heard and read, if I had one, I would probably be very happy with it for Photoshop and Lightroom.
But unlike many of us here, you said you need it to produce images that are accepted for MIR. I had no idea what that means and had never heard of that term before, so I looked it up. Is this MIR as in Medical Image Retrieval (and not MRI)? Have the people you submit to given you specific requirements for a display? Because when I do web searches on medical displays, there seem to be technical requirements that need to support certain medical workflows and compliance. Like certain luminance ranges, gamma curves, and so on, depending on the standard being met.
And the thing about medical imaging is, the same company we are talking about, Eizo, is very active specializing in vertical industrial markets. Eizo has an entire section of their website devoted to displays designed specifically for medical imaging. Are you able to ask any of your colleagues if they have used or are familiar with the medical imaging displays in the Eizo line, if they would be more suitable for editing the images you need to produce, or if they recommend another company? Here are a couple of links on the Eizo website that I was looking at.
Eizo Medical Imaging Solutions
RadiForce Medical Monitors
One display’s description says stuff like “…monochrome images such as CT, MRI and X-ray are displayed in the ideal grayscale that corresponds to DICOM Part 14, while color images such as 3D rendering, nuclear medicine, ultrasound and endoscopy are faithfully reproduced corresponding to Gamma 2.2.”
I know nothing about medical imaging, but this seems to be important, because although many of us here are familiar with what makes a good display for creative digital imaging, I don’t think there are many discussions here about displays that need to meet requirements for vertical niches in different technical industries such as health care.
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