Suggest me an affordable monitor for color critical work.
I intend to replace my current monitor with one that is well suited for color critical work (e.g. graphics design, photography).
The panel has to be an IPS one. Resolution should be 2k and no less than 24inch and not larger than 27inch. Budget is around 30 but if it's a really good panel I might consider extending it a bit.
Please suggest me some panels. Thanks!
Do u guys have dell p2415q in bangladesh? It comes with factory color calibrated with report and overall an excellent 4k 24 inch monitor. Mac osx and windows scale really well with this monitor. I paid like 547 canadian dollar for my unot which is around 34k bdt.
Viewsonic VX3209-2k. It is a 10-bit panel. 1.07 Billion color. If you know what i meanOriginally Posted by Xero Fatal1ty
Last edited by VANGUARD; August 20th, 2017 at 17:15.
Asus VX24AH - 24"/2K/IPS/60Hz
Price: TK 26,000.00
Link: https://www.asus.com/us/Monitors/VX24AH/
You suggesting a 16.7M colored monitor for color critical work? Seriously? I myself using that monitor, of very mediocre level i would say.
And you suggested something that is not within his requirements. Check his requirements first. I felt this was the best that he could get within his budget that meets the requirements.
Not that I am a techie, since you have a good reputation on dealing with these, I am sure you know stuff that I dont. Correct me if I am wrong.Thank you
Last edited by Slender Man; August 20th, 2017 at 17:31.
i would strongly recommend you to buy this one or this one but bit expensive
The Need for 10-bit Displays
Conventional display devices use 8-bits per color channel (or 24-bits per pixel) to display images and video. Although this amounts to more than 16 million colors, it still corresponds to a fraction of the colors we perceive in the real-world. This is illustrated in Figure 1, where the green triangle shows the boundaries of the sRGB color space on the CIE-xy chromaticity diagram.
Conventional sRGB compliant 8-bits monitors can only represent the colors that lie in this triangle, while the human eye is capable of perceiving all the colors in the entire chromaticity diagram. This discrepancy is further emphasized by the fact that today’s most professional cameras and printers have a color gamut larger than that of sRGB (such as Adobe RGB shown by the red triangle in Figure 1), creating a bottleneck on the display side.
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A 32 inch 2k monitor would be a terrible idea, they look blurry as hell, specially if someone is closer to screen. Also unless someone is doing super professional level work like he has a job at million dollar company making ultra accurate videos, you don't need 10 bit panel. As long as the panel is factory calibrated, you are good to go.
Dell p2415q is an excellent choice. But the dell ultrasharp series like the one @sensei mentioned would also be a good choice.
Thanks everyone for the suggestions! 10-bit panels are mostly useless and a burden unless one works in Hollywood. Besides, no consumer graphics card can natively output 10-bit color and that's reserved for Quadro/FirePro cards only. I don't plan on using 1080p any longer and my new panel has to be a 2k one. Dell UltraSharp U2515H looks like a solid choice but I can't seem to find it in stock anywhere in BD
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