reidthaler
Reid
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I currently have an NEC PA271w 27" monitor that is 99% Adobe RGB. The display is accurate, but not stunning. I'm thinking of getting the announced BenQ SW320 which promise Adobe RGB and high resolution. I also shoot the a Nikon D810 so I have big files with lots of detail.
I'm concerned that the monitor will be too expensive. If it's around $1,000 USD, that's fine, but if it's pushing $1,500, I'll need to reconsider.
So, my question is, visually, how much of a difference is there between a high resolution monitor that's 99% Adobe RGB vs only 99% of sRGB (which I heard is around 77% of Adobe RGB)
I print my own work on wide format printers, and make my own printer profiles, some i'm kind of deep into this stuff.
Insights appreciated.
I'm concerned that the monitor will be too expensive. If it's around $1,000 USD, that's fine, but if it's pushing $1,500, I'll need to reconsider.
So, my question is, visually, how much of a difference is there between a high resolution monitor that's 99% Adobe RGB vs only 99% of sRGB (which I heard is around 77% of Adobe RGB)
I print my own work on wide format printers, and make my own printer profiles, some i'm kind of deep into this stuff.
Insights appreciated.