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Image bien calibrée, Bonne ergonomie du pied, Consommation réduite, Hub USB 3.0
Contraste limité, Impossible de régler l'overdrive
Le moniteur Viewsonic VP2468 tient ses promesses : il est parfaitement calibré dès la sortie de la boîte et jouer sur la luminosité ne modifie pas le rendu de l'image. Pour couronner le tout, l'ergonomie est exemplaire et la connectique est efficace. Seul...
Extrait: Award: Best Monitor For Video EditingWHY WE LIKE IT: The Dell Ultrasharp 32″ UP3216Q delivers on the promise of accurate, consistent color, giving you 99.5% Adobe RGB, 100% sRGB, 100% REC709 and 87% DCI-P3 coverage. Its 3840 x 2160 Ultra HD 4K resolution...
Almost all of the available monitors in the market are effective solutions for triple monitor setups so the only difference you have to consider is design. We have chosen the best representatives regarding design and performance, but others such as those...
The ViewSonic VP2468 is a perfect choice if you are in the market for a starting display while you expand your photo editing or graphic arts career. At the time of this review, this model only costs around $250 which is expensive for 1080p products, but v...
Publié: 2017-04-04, Auteur: Tomas , review by: hw4all.com
Good color rendering quality, The mode with improved uniformity in the screen area, There is software for performing hardware calibration, Pleasant, practical and ergonomic design, No backlight flicker, Mode with low intensity of the blue component, Four
Almost useless user guide
We believe that the ViewSonic VP2468 monitor belongs to the class of semi-professional devices for working with images. “Semi -“, as it lacks video signal support from 10 bits per color and wide color coverage, and the resolution and screen size by modern...
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Publié: 2017-01-19, Auteur: John , review by: pcmag.com
Accurate colors, Solid grayscale performance, Robust feature set, Energy efficient,
Lacks speakers, Resolution tops out at 1080p
The moderately priced ViewSonic VP2468 is a 24-inch monitor that delivers solid performance and offers a generous assortment of ports, settings, and ergonomic adjustment options...
Extrait: Buying a new monitor for imaging can be a minefield, there's a huge amount of choice, but it soon becomes apparent that not all monitors despite the size and resolution are the same.The biggest issue for enthusiast photographers is finding a monitor tha...
Publié: 2016-10-04, Auteur: Adam , review by: pcmonitors.info
Strong image setup ‘out of the box', with strong colour consistency, excellent gamma tracking and 100% sRGB coverage. A good range of image presets, hardware-addressable LUT and an effective Uniformity Compensation setting too, Reasonable static contrast
No support for wide colour gamuts and some faint interlacing patterns visible on certain shades, Static contrast a bit below par for a modern IPS-type panel, ‘IPS glow' eats away at peripheral detail and a little bit of graininess from the screen surface,
The ViewSonic VP2468 is a monitor marketed as a budget photography screen, and it certainly ticks a lot of boxes for such a screen. Straight from the box, the colour performance was pleasing. Gamma tracked tightly to the desirable ‘2.2' curve and white po...
Viewsonic VP2468 Monitor For The ProIf you are looking for something that offers a complete suite of features in a monitor, check out the Viewsonic VP2468 monitor. It has all of the I/O that one can expect from a monitor and more. You get two HDMI ports...
Accurate colour reproduction, Ergonomic design, Daisy chainable
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Aimed for the professionals out there, the VP2468 definitely hits the mark on accurate colour representation, and the effort ViewSonic puts into making calibration reports just proves how much ViewSonic cares about their users.(previously published in is...
