ASUS Pa279q (2560 x 1440 pixels, 27")

ASUS Pa279q

2560 x 1440 pixels, 27"

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leonard.lin

7 years ago

We bought this screen in the company a few weeks ago. The picture was very bright. The yellow range is too strong and saturation is also strange. We didn't have time to deal with it until there was a mistake in production (because the colour fidelity was not there). We have now set the screen to sRGB, which is better, but it is a reduced colour space. The screen should be pre-calibrated. How can we solve the problem?

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CysteK

7 years ago

Hello Leonard.lin There are tools for calibration: x-rite i1Photo Pro 2, colour calibration system maybe you can get it cheaper in another version. Here is a good article about it: http://www.digitalphoto.de/ratgeber/monitor-kalibrieren-leicht-gemacht-100266263.html But I recommend that you buy a good screen if it is important for production. Mostly recommended are NEC or EZIO. In an X-ray institute I was in charge of, they have 24" screens for about 5000.- from NEC is expensive but if it is important like in this example (it is about people's lives) it is definitely worth it. These screens were also tested by the software manufacturer in absolute darkness. So if it has to be prefessional it can get very expensive very quickly. Greetings CysteK