Best Monitor For Photoshop

[animationlife]

Hello Everyone.

I am looking to buy a very good Monitor for working in Photoshop and After Effects, any recommendation please

Thanks.

[Lance021]

Hi animationlife,

I think Best Monitor For  photoshop in 2020,

Dell UltraSharp U2415

Thanks 

[D Fosse]

"I think Best Monitor For photoshop in 2020, Dell UltraSharp U2415"

These are actual photographs of a Dell U2713 and an Eizo CG2730. Now you can guess which is which:

[Lance021]

The best monitor for photo editing in 202

BenQ SW321C PhotoVue

Eizo ColorEdge CG318-4

Dell UltraSharp UP3216Q

BenQ PD3200U

MSI Prestige PS341WU 

BenQ EX3501R

BenQ GW2270H

Dell UltraSharp UP3218K 

[KShinabery212]

Ok... so here is my thoughts.

1.) Go with a good quality monitor if you plan on using Photoshop more than a hobby.  Plus think future forward as you might start using other Adobe software or even other graphic software in the future.  Thus I would go for something like the BenQ PD3220U Design Monitor.

You can read my review here....

https://medium.com/@dusselyorkcitystudios/a-creatives-review-of-benq-s-pd3220u-monitor-a41b4586e4bc

2. Now if you think you are going to get really creative.  Then I suggest something like the XP-Pen Artist 24 Pro Tablet where you can design directly on the screen.

I will post a review soon of mine.... but I use it for everything from photo editing to illustration to gaming!

Drawing directly on the screen is brilliant!!!! Saves time!!! Makes life easier.  Now XP-Pen offers smaller monitors where you can draw on the screen and a more affordable price, in case you do not want a big one like I have.

[NB, colourmanagement]

If you can stretch to an Eizo Coloredge you'll not be disappointed, as you can see from D.Fosse's contribution here the Dell can suffer from poor uniformity.

A Coloredge will have far better uniformity and the inbuilt calibration and profiling makes maintaining accuracy a lot easier. 

Someone mentioned benQ, I've seen a lot of user feedback about their calibration software which has issues that make colour accuracy unattainable. Yeah you can use it with the excellent basICColor display calibration and profiling software but that means you're not accessing the hardware calibration LUT you paid extra for. 

Can't afford Coloredge? They are pretty spendy - then go for a slightly lower range Eizo and use basICColor display calibration and profiling software with it. I've helped a lot of users with those and left them very happy.

I hope this helps

thanks
neil barstow, colourmanagement.net :: adobe forum volunteer
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I hope this helps

thanks
neil barstow, colourmanagement.net :: adobe forum volunteer
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