Monitors for photography

When we edit a photo, and this sure is becoming more and more frequent (same small details always we like to improve our photographs), we see the results on the monitor. But what happens if we send to print the image that we have edited and the impression then is simply an aberration from what we have seen on the monitor. Most likely, that our monitor is not ideal for working with photos.
By this same, if you want to edit, and print your photos, work professionally with images and be sure that what you see on the monitor what really see once completed process of editing (and what others will see on their monitors, clear).
This is the most important thing to think about when buying a monitor if you are a photographer. Is that with higher resolution, higher definition will monitor and with greater clarity we will see our photos and edits that we do.
These two aspects are also essential, especially since a poor brightness or contrast unrealistic may result in editing incorrect.
Each company calibrate their monitors in a personalized way and this is something that you do and check before you start to use your monitor so that what you see is as faithful as possible.
This is also important as many times you might have noticed that if you put aside and not looking directly at the monitor, then you see that the colors are lost and brightness becomes a problem serious. With monitors that have a viewing angle of 170 degrees to the less this is avoided and ensures absolute fidelity of image from where is that you whichever way to monitor.

Another problem that you think is the calibration of the monitors should be careful (to achieve a brightness and contrast natural and real).