Pro Display XDR - Nano-Texture Glass

XDR has a rec2020 (HDR) panel, the others go up to only P3 SDR. use the same display profile on all macs for starters (709-A or bt-709 for example) and switch off true tone / night shift mac screens and especially the XDR ones are super accurate...if you feed them correctly that is, so learn about t

The pro display XDR I believe is one of the few. First of all 4K is not going to be as good as the pixel density on the MacBook Pro but if you’re targeting just 4K, I would probably look into a good mini LED monitor. The issue is that the MacBook Pro has a huge number of dimming zones on a very smal

Curious what the reflectivity of the older displays were with this being 1.65%, I wasn’t too impressed with the old displays for reflectivity. Edit: Old Pro Display XDR was also 1.65% per its whitepaper(I know this year the LG G6 is supposed to have 0.3% reflectivity which seems probably low enough

Writing this whilst using my G32P... Really loving this monitor, absolutely no issues with it and the only monitor that I'd say can visually compete with this is the Apple Pro Display XDR. I've tried the new LG 6k monitor but the matte coating completely ruins the display and makes it look dull and

To be very blunt: based on this comment, you should just switch to SDR on your iPhone and call it a day. I have been editing for over a decade now and that’s what I do myself. HDR compatibility in general is still not great. Long story short, if you can colour grade really well in SDR, it will look

TL;DR Same image, three screens.ViewSonic = neutral & honest.MacBook = very good middle ground.iPad = looks great, but adds punch. What you’re seeing here is the same image displayed on three very different classes of screens: Top: ViewSonic colour-critical monitor (IPS, hardware-calibratable, Rec.7

DICOM certified displays for medical imaging environments are EXPENSIVE, dare I say this becomes one of the best options on the market for price/performance in that sector? It almost certainly is. Generally the go-to "cheap" medical grade monitor is this LG which costs about $3000: https://solutions

Why is no one talking about the fact that the new Studio Display XDR is not a true 10-bit Display like the Pro Display XDR? An Eizo can be had for $1500 less than this. A true 10-bit 32” Dell display is the exact same price.

they’ve been working on medical related stuff for years, airpods pro even got approved to be used as a hearing aid. nothing really odd about it. also, being good enough for medical uses has always been a high standard thing and only few brands have done it. this thing not only costs far less than th

The micro OLED displays and detail are quite great for creative work. It would beat most monitors for sure. That said, if working with real color accuracy workflows or 4k+ content, I'd get a Pro Display XDR instead.