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What PC-screen are you using? - Krimolvig - 2017-12-09
Guys,
what screen size, resolution and brand do you prefer for photo- and/or videoediting?
Im working on this old 24" BenQ full hd screen, but thinking of upgrading to a 4K IPS-screen.
Feel free to suggest!
RE: What PC-screen are you using? - Gunther - 2017-12-09
I'd not focus on an ultra high resolution, go for a great panel instead with a wide gamut and hardware calibration. I can recommend the screens from eizo. Here is what I use: https://gwegner.de/review/eizo-cs270-monitor-bildbearbeitung/
(use google translate if you need to)
RE: What PC-screen are you using? - Krimolvig - 2017-12-09
I will read thru your post later Gunther. But for what I understand, for photoediting which is basically what we do, the more the merrier what regarding pixels? So having a 4K screen with higher resolution will give you more details to work with when editing photos (which is 4K + res). But indeed you pay a lot for the 4K screens.
Im thinking of a 24" ish size. I've been looking at Eizo, but theres a lot of them. Any recommendations in the 400-600$ range?
RE: What PC-screen are you using? - Gunther - 2017-12-09
Again, I don't think 4k is really important for photo or time-lapse editing. The best price performance ratio is maybe this one: https://gwegner.de/blog/eizo-cs2420-review/
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RE: What PC-screen are you using? - Krimolvig - 2017-12-11
I would like to test the Eizo screens, but I found it challenging buying them in Norway
What do you think if this new IPS screen from BenQ PD2500Q?
http://www.relaxedtech.com/reviews/benq/pd2500q/1
RE: What PC-screen are you using? - Gunther - 2017-12-11
Can't tell because I don't know it, sorry...
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