I am contemplating buying a 27 in monitor to go with my 23in one. The purpose for this is to be able to use both monitors for Premier Pro CS6. I have heard that a chip P-PIPS is the best. I would appreciate some suggestions.
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by Cope This 719 » Thu Jan 31, 2013 7:09 pm
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Re: 27 in Monitor
by Bob » Thu Jan 31, 2013 8:53 pm
You definitely will benefit from an IPS panel. IPS panels display consistent and accurate color from a much larger viewing angle. IPS technology has improved over the earlier versions. Most new IPS monitors today are H-IPS or based on it and have a faster response time than the original IPS panels.
I would skip the P-IPS based monitors. You need a video card with 10-bit capability (e.g. Displayport) but you don't have a true 10-bit workflow and it's not a true 10-bit panel. P-IPS is a Frankenstein like hybrid of a 10-bit interface with an 8-bit IPS panel. The panel is combined with an FRC module which dithers the panel pixels to simulate the larger 10-bit color depth. Also, the video color gamut is close to sRGB. Save your money and get a standard LED IPS monitor.
I would skip the P-IPS based monitors. You need a video card with 10-bit capability (e.g. Displayport) but you don't have a true 10-bit workflow and it's not a true 10-bit panel. P-IPS is a Frankenstein like hybrid of a 10-bit interface with an 8-bit IPS panel. The panel is combined with an FRC module which dithers the panel pixels to simulate the larger 10-bit color depth. Also, the video color gamut is close to sRGB. Save your money and get a standard LED IPS monitor.
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Re: 27 in Monitor
by George Tyndall » Thu Jan 31, 2013 10:26 pm
Bob wrote:You definitely will benefit from an IPS panel. IPS panels display consistent and accurate color from a much larger viewing angle. IPS technology has improved over the earlier versions. Most new IPS monitors today are H-IPS or based on it and have a faster response time than the original IPS panels.
I would skip the P-IPS based monitors. You need a video card with 10-bit capability (e.g. Displayport) but you don't have a true 10-bit workflow and it's not a true 10-bit panel. P-IPS is a Frankenstein like hybrid of a 10-bit interface with an 8-bit IPS panel. The panel is combined with an FRC module which dithers the panel pixels to simulate the larger 10-bit color depth. Also, the video color gamut is close to sRGB. Save your money and get a standard LED IPS monitor.
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Re: 27 in Monitor
by sidd finch » Thu Jan 31, 2013 11:37 pm
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