>What is currently available in terms of gigabytes/time at what resolution?

Fred-On the Canon 5D Mark II, it actually depends on the OS. File size is limited to 4 gig, which gives about 12 minutes of 1080P video, or about 24 minutes of 640x480 video (it would appear they don't compress the 640x480 video as much, if one can believe the manual. I haven't shot 24 minutes yet to test). But you can just stop and restart anytime to begin a new file.

I am interested in any views/comments on the HP LP2475w monitor.

I just got one and I really like it. The very best of the great features is:
The monitor has the same brightness from any reasonable angle. Several people can preview photos and all see the same thing. No more of those looking over your shoulder seeing washed-out images.

Also, 6 UBS ports are great, I can hide my USB drives in all the extra space left by the monitor and plug them in right there, no dangling cords.

Any input you could imagine. The HDMI is great, I can plug my 5D Mark II in there and view the HD movies directly on the monitor!

Only negative, once you have it profiled, it matches the printed output well in Qimage and other color managed software, but in the majority of software, including windows itself, your photos will look oversaturated. If only Bill would support color management!

Jeff Jessee