Is this considered a wide gamut display (for professional photography)?
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This is a TN panel, so this is absolutely NOT going to be a good monitor for accurate color reproduction. It will be awesome for writing code though...
248203
They are saying it is one billion colors, it does not matter if TN or IPS or whatever, once you can show a billion colors, then it should be good for graphics. Note: Windows is not capable for showing 1bilion colors, it can show only 256*256*256, only Photoshop can show them when set at 30 bits after install
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If by CRI you mean color rendition index, they are not rated. I would just say that they are cool in their color temperature. Perhaps not as cool as daylight, but much cooler than a tungsten filament. If your camera has color adjustment you should be able to compensate.
1221169
Yes it is. However, since there are no 4K displays yet (at least not for a reasonable price) it is not a usable feature.
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I'm not sure if my HP is wide display or not but there is a little on each side that isn't covered and I can't really notice if that helps.
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I don't know for sure because this is not an official apple display however I am a photographer and I can't tell the difference.
475201
As Far as I know, I does. The reason I hesitate to say a definitive "Yes" is that it also does CYM in addition to RGB, and I am unaware of any compromise technical adjustments that might have been made to limit RGB palettes in order to accommodate the different color palettes. In short, True Color, RGB (Sync on G), CYM are all presentable as far as I know; but the dimension of any limitation I have not investigated. Hope this anwers your question.
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Yes, of course. eInk displays actually look better in sunlight than indoors. Be sure to get the black T2, the other colors can have unwanted glare & reflections in sunlight.
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It's very good. Image and color is spot on w the latter adjustable. I noticed some very nice deals recently for lesser but comparable monitors but I don't know if they utilize an ILS panel..just sayin.BTW, I edit mostly in LR5 and I'm not a pro.
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Its a mild wide angle. If that makes sense. Its enough to capture a wide angle without looking like an xgames fisheye.
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I do not know the CRI. I viewed the lamp with a Kodak Color Viewing Light Selector. The two patches did not match. This means "...the light source may not be suitable for viewing color prints or illuminating color transparencies.".
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I doubt if you would be happy with this light on a picture that large. The light is only 9 inches long, and not terribly bright, so centering the light on a picture that wide is probably asking too much.
1377655
Correct, this is not a widescreen monitor. We have many of these in our office and like them.
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Yes, it displays in color at daytime, B/W at night. In order to display correct colors and clear pictures, security cameras should have at least 600TVL and a minimum of 36 IR LED's, and should have CCD technology (NOT CMOS!)
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No, the specturm is wrong and weak for any plants. For just display lighting, it's ok for the price
1485155
The end that goes in the display ProAM is AV type. The other end depends on the type your camera needs.
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It is the same as viewing a picture in bright or dim room.. All about color accuracy, to the point where is the limit or your panel.
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Well, I can't give a textbook definition. But when buying an LCD or plasma, I would go by the "Native" or "Static" contrast ratio. Dynamic is an inflated number. I had to learn the hard way. Bought 32" Sammy LCD and thought that 7000:1 "Dynamic" contrast ratio meant something. End up finding out the "Static" or "Native" was actually 1500:1. A lot of companies won't even list the true number. 30,000:1 is pretty high. Visually I don't know how it stacks up to 20,000:1 though. I would think that 33% more would be better and noticeable. I hope so since my 42PZ85U is arriving on the 10th. Higher is always better, if you ask me. I hate it when blacks look like charcoal. You will definitely notice it with LCD's. And I really hate that backlight and motion-blur. LCD makes for great computer monitors. But I have yet to see a high-end LCD hold a candle to even a mid-range plasma. LCD is more popular right now so people will buy into the hype. I did. Hope this helped a little.