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Thank you, previous music is coming back in future videos :)

@@ArtIsRight Lovely!!

That video is coming and yes you can use 2K to work with 45 MP photos. :) I'll get one in soon.

@@ArtIsRight Cool!

I hear you, new display tech!

Yes, their tech support has gotten worse through out the years, but I'm still able to get what I need properly repaired. Obviously, experiences vary.

Again this is personal preference, I do hear you, but some are totally ok with this. It is a variable depending on the person.

I would choose the GrafiLite over Screen Bar Halo just because you can set the color temp knowing the value what it will be. Rather than just blindly dialing the control puck :)

@@ArtIsRight thanks for the answer, it helps a lot.

It would be a good match for side by side use. PD2706UA is a good display, the only other model that tops it would be PD2725U, and the only variation is Thunderbolt connection and no Ergo Arm.

You're welcome!

Happy to help!

variation nil

@@ArtIsRight thanks, just got the 12c

I appreciate that!

You mean when you use the said device to calibrate XDR aka miniLED display correct? If so choose PFS

I'll double check when I am back at the studio, dm me to follow up at the end of the week

Thank You!

different SoC Design. A metric of measurement that is good to know but does not matter much in real world workflow. Apple Out designed themself, put something way too powerful out and now they realized that they can scale back and the performance would still be better than previous gen.

These 2 are not the best comparison, for this you have to look at PD2705U or PD2706U or UA model. These would be more equivalent. About LG 10 bit, it is done via 8 bit + FRC similar to BenQ. You are going to get a good display either way. From what I can tell you, BenQ does a better job calibrating their display in the various color modes at the factory.

@@ArtIsRight I have to agree with you, in these but the models you suggested are costing above my budget! My main concern is to get workaround for my Videography and Editing. Main is for the price should I go with the 8 bit Top notch calibration or 10 bit with lesser type calibration in LG.

Good question, for what you need and your budget LG may be the more appropriate option in this case.

1. USC - C is always preferred. No truncated signal. 2. Could be that an HDMI is used and if so you'll need to use the USB up-link cable as well. 3. Spyder X will work Palette Master Ultimate to calibrate SW272Q It can calibrate your laptop display but you won't be able to get the full gamut from it. If you are looking for a new / upgrade to your device, my recommendation is Calibrite Display Pro HL or Display Plus HL. For a whole bunch of engineering and color reasons.

@@ArtIsRight thank you so much for you quick response, really appreciate it. Actually I just want to calibrate de monitor. My laptop is very new and seems to have very accurate the Colors so far. I will try again with the USB-c instead the HDMI 🙏🏻🥰

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I think it is just a Philips screw head... or have BenQ replaced that defective part for you

@@ArtIsRight They would not commit to sending a replacement when I chatted with them online- the screen is still in box. I started a return. My 27 inch was running in 30 minutes. I was troubled because the hardware I got was different than what was in the manual an your video.

@@ArtIsRight I STARTED a return-they would not promise to send out correct hardware asap.

Yes I would do a return or exchange with the reseller if that is the case. If you like send me a picture via DM, I like to see what you got. When you dm me, tell me where you are geographically based as well.

If you can get a great deal on the M1 Pro, I would go with that and more RAM. Don't bother with PC

I would not clamp it onto a glass top; otherwise, if your desk is real wood, you should be ok. Ikea desk works well. Just don't over-tighten.

Short answer is yes, you should change the Icc when color mode on the display change. For clarification REC 709, sRGB, Adobe RGB, etc on the display are factory pre calibrated color mode and not native profile. Now with that said if you choose REC 709 using the BenQ_SW_Rec709.icc that is included with the installation is not a bad idea.

@@ArtIsRight thank you for your quick answer. Before asking you, i found your tutorial on this subject :) : kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZjSY6Ntn6tmpJIsi=LYEGlDBXsn_lKmPT

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If an array crash it would detect it and start rebuilding. I don't have a video on that. For a small array like many of these it does not make sense to have a hot spare.

SHR combines all available drive space of various capacity, so it is not necessary smallest n-1 and having a first big drive may show additional storage. All of this depends on storage ratio between drives. I would SHR calculator on Synology Site for this.

Thank You!

Nice!

Glad it was helpful!

it fixes wash out color, if you want to watch HDR then turn it on.

@@ArtIsRightwhich means - it doesn't fix actual issue because colors are still washed out in HDR...

And in a circle we go. That has to do with display firmware talking to the OS. Not much I can do about that. Different company have different implementations. Color washed out in HDR also varies based on the display as well. A lot of it has to do with the scaling. Call it what you like, but this fixes one issue, just not the solution that you are seeking.

Glad it was helpful!

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@@ArtIsRight managed to fix it now, don't stress, thanks for the offer though!

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Keep color tagged the same. The issue is that since the gamut does not exist, there's really not much to do with optimization. Just use reference - preset mode, white point fine-tune and possibly calibrate it that is all one can do.

Welcome!

You're welcome!

Welcome!

Thank you 🙌

Calibrite Display SL will not be compatible with Palette Master Ultimate

Huge leap :)

@@ArtIsRight Yes it is! I went light years ahead of the 2015 MacBook Pro. So far, I’m very pleased with the MacBook Pro M3 Pro 16 inch. Got it in Space Black.

@@ArtIsRight Light years apart in performance.

totally

yes, why not.

Sorry, with your video 10 months old I didn’t know if the Ultra was still valid with the M3 coming out. After I commented I found my answer in the comments. Much appreciated and subscribed!!

no worries :)

you're welcome. I am unaware of BenQ unannounced products or future plans but logically speaking there will be a new model coming, the question is when. My advice is as follows, if you need one now, I would buy it, especially if this is a business write off.

you're welcome

that is coming in my full review, but here's a quick sneak; it is awesome color-wise. Other aspect works really well. Still doing more testing and trials....

@@ArtIsRight Nice! I would love to watch it.

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That model should show up as 2560 x1440 but macOS is known to scale so I would not worry about it much, just set it native 2560x1440

@@ArtIsRight thanks a lot!

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Working on that, have been really busy at the studio. :)

thanks for the feedback

I'm afraid KZbin does not have a system to serve different videos (yet) depending on the audience status (subscribed, not subscribed). Even if the channel author would make two videos (a ton of work, extra editing, upload time and bandwidth, etc), - no channel author that I know of does this- I don't recall KZbin having a system to allow to serve one version or another of the video to the visitor depending on if being subscribed or not. So... if anything, this would be a thing/feature to be asked to KZbin, really. You are seeing it video after video (like happens in all the channels I frequent) but the newcomers might see this video once and that's it, and it is studied that reminding of it does work, there's a lot of marketing advice pointing in that direction. In a long video, IMO the number of times he asks for it is relatively low (increasing it could damage the thing, though I have seen way worse). Yes, pen displays can hurt the neck and back of some people, specially those not being specifically trained to adapt to a pen display (and even if so, it forces a type of pose, more noticeable after long sessions, there's kind of no way around it). This is why I use pen tablets (classic "wacoms"). Xencelabs was first known by its pen tablets, indeed, and like with this, aiming for the professional consumer, in my opinion, rather like the cheaper market, like other brands did. I do have though a pen display (Huion), for "some use", fewer hours. I just do the most of my work on a Wacom pen tablet. I mean, there's always ways to deal with these issues. :). About refresh rate and matte/glossy, very much depends on the type of professional usage. I am an illustrator, and matte screens, besides not forcing one to deal with reflections that make perception of tones different depending on body posture (I know you can have controlled lighting, but in some situations that's not a solution. And I care about lights, I even have 6500K bulbs for best color on screen, calibration for D65, etc), when well calibrated (by hardware, with a colorimeter) the matte factor indeed helps in emulating more accurately the color printed on paper. The current tech allows enough sharpness and color accuracy despite being matte. The contrast is most often depending on the way they made the panel, the panel tech (if it's QLED, VA, IPS...), on the black levels (at least for a sensation of contrast), if the panel is 6bit+FRC (ouch...!), 8bit, or 10 /12 bit via internal monitor LUT (would help with contrast ratio, smoother gradients, and also to get more tones, better calibration) etc, etc, rather than the external coating being so much of a factor, at least it is more like this, these days. In the past matte screens were more of a problem (always talking about the best current tech, not lower mainstream products). When it's well implemented, it's not an issue. While glossy reflection can be a real pain for an illustrator, painter, professional game artist, etc, working at pixel level for many hours a day. Matte now, by many professionals, is almost as much required as a a panel having good uniformity. The basic refresh rate is totally fine for these professions, but would be a problem for serious video editing and animation. IMO, this pen display focuses more on the first group of professions I mentioned. Photographers also... they have been using for a while expensive Wacom Cintiq 24" and 32" pen displays, and as far as I remember it, all those are matte screens, currently.

​@@3polygons I appreciate your point. To clarify, I wasn't suggesting the creation of separate videos. Based on my experience, the channels I subscribe to typically don't start episodes by asking for a subscription. Personally, I'm more inclined to subscribe when the content itself is genuinely interesting. While we all appreciate Art's work, it's important to remember that subscriptions should primarily benefit viewers, not creators. I prefer a more natural approach to subscription prompts, recognizing that some viewers may choose not to subscribe, and respecting their autonomy in making that decision.

@3polygons well said!

Despite your emotional outrage and anger toward the product, including but not limited to any derogatory or profanity remarks toward any reviewer, I tested this product and am using it today; I have not run into this issue. I am not making any excuses for the company or manufacturer. While I do understand where these remarks are coming from, this type of complaint would be best taken up with the manufacturer and part defect as a warranty.

@@ArtIsRight My "emotional outrage" was caused not by product, but because of reviewers, that just plug to this power bank a smartphone or tablet and exclame - "what a wonderful power bank - look it works!". And no one, including you, didn't do any simple complete test of it. Yes, if you just plug this device to charger with 65W+ power and goes to sleep, at the morning you find this power bank successfully charged. But this fact does not mean that power bank charging process went fine - it stop charging on the +/- middle since the temperature of its own battery became over 46C. After 18-25min, as soon the battery became cooler, it continue the charging. This is going not with mine power bank only. It is typical for each Storm 2 Slim unit. Is it normal? Next one - this power bank not able to charge any laptop that require 80-100W of charging power, despite that its Type-C port nominated as 100W port. Power bank just overheat and stop working. And again - this is absolutelly typical for Storm 2 Slim. You are reviewer. You must find this out and told us. That's why I use "derogatory or profanity remarks". Shame on such reviewers!

All I can say is that I did review - test this and have not ran into the issue that you found. I am still using the charger today.... I can only tell you what I found....

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I hear you and it has been my suggestion to the company that they should incorporate these features. I am unaware of any future or un announced products from BenQ.

1. Bluetooth or anything dongle for that matter on a Mac has some lag, the only one that does not is Apple. As far as comparing it to K3 V2, I don't have that one to test so I can't say. 2. I appreciate the question but again I don't have the k3 v2 in the studio and I am unable to answer this question. I might try and check out theirs or other online forum for answers on this.

not quite, it all depends on the workflow. the incapability of the SoC is more the limitation

You can but won't get full gamut because this new display has a different spectral output. And there's no Adobe RGB because Apple did not calibrate that from the factory nor care to put one in.