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Hi there! :)<br />
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I think it does make quite a difference especially depending on how elaborate an editor's work might be. In a sense, it might actually be safer to acquire the Dell product instead. You don't want any ambiguous colors when it appears on someone else's screen or a screen that caters to even more colors.
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Hi there! :)

I think it does make quite a difference especially depending on how elaborate an editor's work might be. In a sense, it might actually be safer to acquire the Dell product instead. You don't want any ambiguous colors when it appears on someone else's screen or a screen that caters to even more colors.

Jackie Man

ServiceDesk

Supply Chain Management & Quality Management

Noah

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need advise on a good 4k color correction screen. this viewsonic seems to do the job but when comparing with this dell im not sure (forget the price for now)<br />
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the dell seems faster with response time <br />
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and the dell has all the adobe rgb colors while the viewsonic at 78%... does this make a huge difference for editors? <br />
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<a href="https://www.displayspecifications.com/en/comparison/2cb87325c" rel="ugc">https://www.displayspecifications.com/en/comparison/2cb87325c</a>
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need advise on a good 4k color correction screen. this viewsonic seems to do the job but when comparing with this dell im not sure (forget the price for now)

the dell seems faster with response time 

and the dell has all the adobe rgb colors while the viewsonic at 78%... does this make a huge difference for editors? 

https://www.displayspecifications.com/en/comparison/2cb87325c

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