http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...d_monitor.html
Specs seem similar (and better) to the Apple but for much less money.
Anyone using one of these Dell U2715H monitors? Or maybe other suggestions in the $500ish price range?
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http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...d_monitor.html
Specs seem similar (and better) to the Apple but for much less money.
Anyone using one of these Dell U2715H monitors? Or maybe other suggestions in the $500ish price range?
Nobody spoke up?
I want a 4K monitor at this point in time, not the low res Dell.
I also suggest waiting just a little more, as 4K/5K/6K/8K is just hitting the consumer.
I currently use 2 matching ASUS 23" Pro Art screens which still work well after 3 years. They were very affordable and impressive, but don't buy them now.
Educate me. So.............what is 4k going to give me exactly that I actually need? I have no problems processing files accurately for prints and magazine reproduction now with a similar "low res Dell".
You have to see the difference to be sold on 4K. It is a vast improvement. Go to an Apple Store, not to buy their overpriced gear, but to see a 5K screen. Bring a USB drive with your image to view.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kirk Gittings
For an all-purpose monitor, the Dell is hard to beat. I haven't looked hard at their photo-specific monitors, but I've had very consistent quality with their monitors, so I wouldn't hesitate to buy another one.
As long as it can be reasonably well-calibrated, any decent monitor will do.
I've got a dell 2.5k 27" (older version of this) and the newer 4k dell P2715Q which is about the same price as the one above. The 4k makes a big difference in evaluating sharpness and seeing other faults. If you're upgrading from 1080 to 2.5k, it's a big step, but so is the step to 4k. Given prices are pretty even, I'd go for the 4k, but they will both be good monitors.
I'll run this off a MacBookPro that probably won't adequately run a 4K monitor and I'm not looking for the latest ultimate monitor, just a solid monitor at a decent price.
http://accessories.dell.com/sna/prod...1&sku=320-2676Quote:
Originally Posted by Henry Ambrose
Calibrate it and you're done.
depending on which iteration of the macbook pro, it could definitely drive a 4k monitor.
AFAIK, mine will only do 30 hz refresh at 4K. That worries me.