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BenQ Photovue IPS Monitor for Photo Editing. Features 4K, HDR, 99% Adobe RGB

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BenQ Photovue IPS Monitor for Photo Editing 4K, HDR, 99% Adobe RGB

Video-Editing to Tell Entrancing Stories

Every moment counts in life. Film a memorable moment after moment and make your ordinary episodes into eye-popping with HDR effect.

Facilitating Post-Editing with Intuition

Inspiration comes and goes quickly. Wield BenQ’s considerate designs
to seize your insight and make your vision come to life.

GamutDuo

Display the image in two color gamuts for refinement

Advanced B/W Mode

Enhanced black and white film effect for review.

Hotkey Puck G2

Preferred features as quick access to widely used settings.

USB-C

One cable for high-speed Video/Audio/Data Transmission.

With BenQ, what we see is exactly what is in our file. It's so important to see the real colours. Plus, a BenQ screen lets us see what light is really doing in a studio. Thanks to BenQ’s quality, I see my photos how they really and that’s a must in my creative workflow.

Jon Hernandez

After many years of using BenQ, I can share only the best: colour accuracy and details look like you are live on set, and with the matte finish, reflections don’t bother me anymore. Alongside my camera, this monitor is a huge part of my job. I would recommend BenQ to any photographer.

Jovana Rikalo

BenQ monitors are an essential part of my workflow: wide gamut, uniformity and colour accuracy are just some of the features that make them unique. Whether for digital publishing or printing, BenQ is the choice I would recommend to any photographer.

Francesco Gola

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How do We Define ‘Accurate’ Colour?

How do We Define ‘Accurate’ Colour? How we could quantify colour in an ‘accurate’ fashion? Before jumping into this topic, let’s talk why the quantification of colour is important…

What is accurate colour?

There are two types of cells in the retina of our eye that are responsible for our perception of colour: rods and cones. Cones, which are sensitive to colour, function best in bright light. They exist in three forms.

Who needs colour management?

Designers such as graphic designers, multimedia designers, web designers and other creative professionals who create visual concepts by using computer software need colour management. Colour management can help them to communicate more effectively.

Why are colours reproduced differently between devices?

Colour management is the process by which colour standards and hardware/software calibration devices are used to reduce the colour differences between devices, so colours are reproduced accurately.

Why don’t colours look the same across different devices?

It is a common misconception that all electronics should exhibit the same colours, especially with devices with the same make and model. The monitors do not need to be the same make and same model, but for illustration purposes, we used four identical monitor images.