The VP2765-LED is one of ViewSonic's new LCD VP professional series monitors that utilizes the power of Advanced MVA panel technology. Featuring high contrast ratio and super wide 178/178 viewing angles, and coupled with Full HD 1920x1080 resolution, makes the VP2765-LED the ultimate professional grade LCD monitor for medical facilities, scientific design, digital visual art, video production, architecture and any application where true color and total screen viewing is essential. Features VGA, ...
- 27" (27" Vis.) Wide AMVA LED monitor
- 178/178 degree super wide viewing angles
- 1920x1080 (1080p) Full HD Resolution
- Full ergonomics with pivot, height, tilt, swivel
- Slim Bezel for multi-monitor applications, 4-port USB hub
This Monitors give to us some advantages, like this :
1. Perfect and a bargain
I'm a Prime customer, and needed a replacement right away, so I got the monitor overnight for just 3.99 extra. The monitor arrived in perfect shape, and upon turning it on, there were no dead pixels at all -- First A+. The unit was very easy to calibrate using Spyder 3 Express, although the colors were pretty close right out of the box -- Second A+. IPS panels are wonderful, and I could never go back to the cheap panels where you have to be within 3 or 4 inches of a certain seating position to see a full screen image without dimming or color change. Now I can slump back in my chair and relax, and the screen image doesn't change -- Third A+. I use the monitor for Photoshop CS5 work, along with Qimage Ultimate, the great printing software that becomes indispensable along with a fine monitor such as this. I can get an image just right, then print with Qimage Ultimate managing the colors, and I already know exactly how the print will look. A calibrated monitor like this one is...
2. IPS monitor for a reasonable price
There are a fair number of IPS monitors, most cost several times what this does. After you get by all the different versions, how many bits it uses, the real question is how accurate it is.
I happen to profile my monitors with a spectrophotometer, and am amazed just how good this monitor is. Compared to the latest high end apple monitor, this unit is .3 delta E better (several retestings just to make sure). Both are excellent, but every calibration is slightly better with the this model...pretty amazing when you consider the price difference.
All the IPS monitors, by the way, have difficulty with one color of soft blue..this one is no exception. But it is no worse than any other I have tested.
There is a small amount of edge bleed, and I would guess the apple has better overall uniformity, but considering the cost, it is one very nice monitor.
Need more appointment... ?
First LED Monitor, Never Going Back
While this is not my first IPS monitor, this is my first monitor with LED back lighting. This monitor is replacing a, now fairly ancient, NEC Mitsubishi IPS monitor that I had been holding onto due to its excellent picture. All good things must come to an end however, and I decided I wanted the real estate that widescreen offered. Yes, it was that old. Six and a half years if you must know. Don't mess with tried and true.
I was originally looking at this monitor's predecessor, when Amazon notified me there was a newer model available. While I usually disregard this notice, having already ended up on the product I wanted due to looking for particular specifications, I threw my normal caution to the wind and looked at this model. The only glaring difference? LED back lighting. I had heard mixed reviews about the performance and was a bit wary. The predecessor also had reviews mentioning instability in the stand unless you removed the rotating base.
Once again, I...
More information by clicking here.
No comments:
Post a Comment