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This presents itself as a treatise, but it very much is not. It totally ignores critical aspects that should influence monitor choice. In decreasing importanc
by willis936 6y ago
This presents itself as a treatise, but it very much is not. It totally ignores critical aspects that should influence monitor choice.
In decreasing importance (imo):
- cost
- contrast ratio / black level
- all aspects related to temporal feel that aren’t refresh rate (response/decay time, sample and hold, backlight strobing, etc.)
- color gamut
- color precision (nobody wants banding from 6 bpc + FRC)
You can’t honestly make recommendations to people for $1000 monitors without even addressing these points, even if you don’t think they’re important for your workflow. It is very poor form.