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aleonx3 · 11-16-2016, 01:08 PM

Samsung Yamaksi Q270 with 2560x1440 resolution which I had this for few years now. The resolution and size of this monitor makes it so much easier for processing photos.

**jbondo** · 11-16-2016, 01:52 PM

ASUS PB278Q 100%srgb 27" IH-IPS
@ 2560x1440 resolution and factory calibration (which is excellent) Very minimal color shift through the 178 degree viewing angle.
This has been a superb match for the processing I do and has greatly improved the quality of my output.

**Digitalis** · 11-16-2016, 11:50 PM

At home I have 27" QHD cintiq along with a recently acquired Eizo CG318 4K self-calibrating display. I used to have a NEC 30" IPS with the 14bit LUT with 16 bit processing however, I didn't see the point when the display panel itself could only handle 10 bit signals. I compared the Eizo and NEC displays side-by side with a range of images and there was essentially no visible difference in gamut - though the NEC did handle the dynamic range of long tonescale B&W images better. the NEC monitor reminded me of the Pentax K10 with the internal 22-bit ADC which was reduced to 12 bit in RAW and 8 bit jpeg internally....why did Pentax DO that?

Originally posted by jbondo

ASUS PB278Q

I have one of those I use to watch movies and play PC games on, for the price they are extremely good monitors.

11-16-2016, 11:50 PM	#18
Digitalis Site Supporter Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Melbourne, Victoria Photos: Gallery Posts: 11,694	At home I have 27" QHD cintiq along with a recently acquired Eizo CG318 4K self-calibrating display. I used to have a NEC 30" IPS with the 14bit LUT with 16 bit processing however, I didn't see the point when the display panel itself could only handle 10 bit signals. I compared the Eizo and NEC displays side-by side with a range of images and there was essentially no visible difference in gamut - though the NEC did handle the dynamic range of long tonescale B&W images better. the NEC monitor reminded me of the Pentax K10 with the internal 22-bit ADC which was reduced to 12 bit in RAW and 8 bit jpeg internally....why did Pentax DO that? Originally posted by jbondo ASUS PB278Q I have one of those I use to watch movies and play PC games on, for the price they are extremely good monitors. Last edited by Digitalis; 11-16-2016 at 11:58 PM.

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11-16-2016, 01:08 PM	#16
aleonx3 Veteran Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Brampton, Ontario Photos: Gallery \| Albums Posts: 3,996	Samsung Yamaksi Q270 with 2560x1440 resolution which I had this for few years now. The resolution and size of this monitor makes it so much easier for processing photos.

11-16-2016, 01:52 PM	#17
jbondo Loyal Site Supportaxian Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Texas Photos: Albums Posts: 503	ASUS PB278Q 100%srgb 27" IH-IPS @ 2560x1440 resolution and factory calibration (which is excellent) Very minimal color shift through the 178 degree viewing angle. This has been a superb match for the processing I do and has greatly improved the quality of my output.

which monitor do you use ?

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