The Perfect Monitors? Time to Edit - with BenQ PD2725U / PD3225U

[@MsJoyChristine]

Yes, we want music stuff. And more Vinci!

[@StephanBollinger]

We'll make sure Vinci gets more screen time ;)

[@MsJoyChristine]

@@StephanBollingerGreat! I’ll stay subscribed then! ;)

[@riasure]

Definitely, would love to see a video showcasing the music setup.

[@johnmckay428]

exactly what I needed to know. merci.

[@carbybirett]

That was nice to watch and very interesting. Don't you use any Adobe RGB capable monitors ?? I'm just about to buy a new MacBook Pro and a good monitor. I'm using a Nikon D850 taking mainly RAW file shots. A Epson A3+ printer is next on my list. Should I go for the BenQ PD or the SW series ?? ...?? Carl / Fraser Coast

[@StephanBollinger]

Hey, thank you for the question. I generally don't use Adobe RGB to view or edit my images, I retouch in 16 bit Prophoto colorspace, and I get great results doing so on P3 displays. I switch to sRGB just to control final exports and see if there are any artefacts etc. As for the PD vs SW series - I don't know. I can only share what I personally use and the PD work great for me, but I don't know the differences. Note to myself: Look it up! ;) PS: Love my D850. I don't use it often anymore since I moved to the Z9 a while ago, but the 850 is still one of the best DSLR cameras ever made. Enjoy!

[@thesuperstar4470]

can we connect this to mac mini or studio ?

[@awwwtomotive]

Of course

[@JMaxwell1000]

Personally, I hate all these glaring monitors because they inevitably lead to severe eyestrain, and the lack of eye-saving monitors to choose from is simply appalling. There are only four manufacturers of e-ink/e-paper monitors. So be my guest, if you want extreme eye fatigue, continue using these horrible blue-light generating ultra-bright monitors.

[@blackimp4987]

not a test or a review. a useless commercial