Algos
Guest
I see that in amazon benq distinguishes between monitors for designers, photographers, videoediting
Can any of you tell me what this distinction is?
Can any of you tell me what this distinction is?
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TETRASTORE
Guest
hi, at the macro level considers that in the graphic field is privileged the color rendering that must be as much as possible adherent to the final result of the publication (video or print), even retro lighting is a plus to have the brightest images and with greater depth.
in technical field, where often the screen is dark, the speed of image regeneration is preferred. in both cases a wide viewing angle is important.
for more detailed information see qui.
in technical field, where often the screen is dark, the speed of image regeneration is preferred. in both cases a wide viewing angle is important.
for more detailed information see qui.
fabia
Guest
different uses have different requirements for monitors. For example, photographers are more concerned with adobe rgb parameters, while video editors pay more attention to dci-p3 parameters.
take a look at this article: https://pctempo.com/srgb-vs-adobe-rgb-vs-dci-p3-vs-rec-2020/
take a look at this article: https://pctempo.com/srgb-vs-adobe-rgb-vs-dci-p3-vs-rec-2020/
TETRASTORE
Guest
Yes, correct, color spaces and calibration are important but it is always according to what you want to do rightly as you also point out. If you are interested in manual-oriented graphics or technical catalogs, you can perform color correction visually by calibrating the monitor using the tools already in place in pcs or mac, if instead, for example, you give yourself to fashion photography it is preferable to choose the monitors type those suggested by the article you have indicated or of the aoc types with ips panels equipping you with a colorimeter to be able to perform a more accurate calibration, because
Catafratto
Guest
if you want directions for use in photography I suggest you take a look at the forums of juzaphoto.com
Steppermotor
Guest
personally I am not prepared but I have always heard from friends working in the graphic field that for professional monitors after bark come eizo
TETRASTORE
Guest
cyto steppermotor: [ Personalmente non sono preparato ma ho sempre sentito dire da amici che lavorano in ambito grafico che per i monitor professionali dopo i Barco vengono gli Eizo ]While barco had excellent graphics products in the past, I now find that it produces diagnostic monitors in the medical sector and solutions for vision and sharing.
eizo are definitely good monitors suitable for professional use with wide price differences, but it depends on the individual needs.
Today there is a wide choice of excellent monitors with similar features and differences that only an expert can grasp.
In general, however, each opinion is subjective and is conditioned by the knowledge and experience of those who use it, so the ideal would be able to test the monitor before purchase to assess whether it corresponds to their expectations.
eizo are definitely good monitors suitable for professional use with wide price differences, but it depends on the individual needs.
Today there is a wide choice of excellent monitors with similar features and differences that only an expert can grasp.
In general, however, each opinion is subjective and is conditioned by the knowledge and experience of those who use it, so the ideal would be able to test the monitor before purchase to assess whether it corresponds to their expectations.
Catafratto
Guest
I add one thing; or rather, I emphasize what is said by a tetrator. for photographic use it is important to take into account the purchase of a calibrator for the monitor (type spider datacolor or similar) otherwise it does not have who knows what sense to rise of quality. calibration is important because it also takes into account the light of the environment in which you work, and if you plan the printing you save hours of work thrown (personal experience).
Let us know what you choose!
Let us know what you choose!
Steppermotor
Guest
Surely bark has differentiated. the monitors of all the planks of the new frigates fremm produced in Italy are all bark.While barco had excellent graphics products in the past, I now find that it produces diagnostic monitors in the medical sector and solutions for vision and sharing.