Monitor for Pro Photographers Sujith Gopinath ProArt monitors from Asus offer professional features required for photographers and graphic artists. The PA27AC is a 27-inch type IPS panel providing WQHD resolution (2560 x 1440), 100% sRGB colour gamut and colour accuracy of ΔE < 2. The bezel-less display provides more display area for the size and also makes it look … [Read more...]
Asus Designo MX27UQ
An Allrounder There are top end photography monitors and then there are a second line of potentially good graphic and photography monitors. The second category is essentially made up of monitors which are excellent for multimedia playback, but has some graphics capability too. The Asus Designo MX27UQ is one such model. The MX27UQ is a 27-inch IPS monitor capable of … [Read more...]
BenQ SW240: Professional Yet Affordable
Your monitor can spoil your diligently edited image if it is not optimised and calibrated to display colours consistent with industry-accepted standards. A dedicated photography monitor is a must for any professional photographer. BenQ recently announced the SW240 monitor in its PhotoVue series. This monitor uses a 24.1-inch IPS display with 1900 x 1200 pixel screen dimensions. … [Read more...]
BenQ SW320, Monitor for Professional Photographers
Benq SW320 is a monitor which is specifically aimed at imaging professionals. It does a good job of managing requirements of all still photography and image processing requirements, which makes it quite unique for the Indian market. Given the professional requirements, its been priced competitively and this model is a part of Benq’s colour management displays series. Design … [Read more...]
PANASONIC LUMIX DMC G9L – Exclusively for our Web readers
Since Panasonic launched the world’s first mirrorless Micro Four Thirds camera in 2007, a lot has changed in the imaging industry. Both Sony and Fujifilm took to mirrorless and have succeeded; Sony with its full frame sensors and Fujifilm with APS-C sensors. Meanwhile, Panasonic’s Micro Four Thirds partner, Olympus was caught up in all sorts of trouble of its own doing. … [Read more...]
