IPS Monitor අදහසක්

lakmalglpzone

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    wedding album design / photos edit කරන්න පාවිච්චි කරන්න හොද Monitor එකක් මොකද්ද?මගෙ දෑන් use කරන එක LCD එකක් එකෙ කරන එවල වෙන Monitor එකකින් බෑලුවහම ගොඩක් අවුල්.IPS එකක් ද ගන්න ඔන දෑනට use කරන දන්න කවුරු හරි ඉන්නවන්ම් කියන්න පුලුවන්ද:sorry:
     

    Gedara_haraka

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    ASUS VZ249H
    + 24inch IPS Monitor.(Around 27-28k)
    +Blue light filter
    +Anti glare Screen
    +1920p * 1080p

    ASUS VZ279H
    + 27inch IPS Monitor.(Around 36k-39k)
    +same as 249H

    ASUS VZ229H
    + 22inch IPS Monitor.(Around 22k-24K)
    +same as 249H

    Will tell you more in evening

     

    imhotep

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    If you do have a decent monitor - what you need to do is a monitor calibration. Not all hobbyists need to do this but for Professional use you need.
    Monitors from different manufacturers and types will vary in what they show. But there's an industry standard. So if you calibrate your monitor - then you can assume that it will have a fairly good visuals on other monitors.

    Do do this properly you need a Colorimeter. The X-Rite i1 Display Pro and Spyder Pro are the most widely used popular ones.
    Note that there's software based Monitor adjustments as well but what your eye perceives is quite subjective. That's why you need a hardware device, if you need to do this properly.
     
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    AL1717

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    පිළියන්දල.
    wedding album design / photos edit කරන්න පාවිච්චි කරන්න හොද Monitor එකක් මොකද්ද?මගෙ දෑන් use කරන එක LCD එකක් එකෙ කරන එවල වෙන Monitor එකකින් බෑලුවහම ගොඩක් අවුල්.IPS එකක් ද ගන්න ඔන දෑනට use කරන දන්න කවුරු හරි ඉන්නවන්ම් කියන්න පුලුවන්ද:sorry:

    ASUS - MX279H මේ මොනිටර් එකට යන්න. මං ගාවත් තියෙන්නේ මේක. 42ක් වුනා.

    https://www.asus.com/lk/Monitors/MX279HR/
     

    lakmalglpzone

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    ASUS VZ249H
    + 24inch IPS Monitor.(Around 27-28k)
    +Blue light filter
    +Anti glare Screen
    +1920p * 1080p

    ASUS VZ279H
    + 27inch IPS Monitor.(Around 36k-39k)
    +same as 249H

    ASUS VZ229H
    + 22inch IPS Monitor.(Around 22k-24K)
    +same as 249H

    Will tell you more in evening

    බොහොම ස්තුති මචන්.එවල පෙන්නන්නෙ true colors ද?
     

    Cee7

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    "Benq PD"

    Series ekakata yanna puluwannam. gewana gaanata uparima watinawa.
     

    lakmalglpzone

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    If you do have a decent monitor - what you need to do is a monitor calibration. Not all hobbyists need to do this but for Professional use you need.
    Monitors from different manufacturers and types will vary in what they show. But there's an industry standard. So if you calibrate your monitor - then you can assume that it will have a fairly good visuals on other monitors.

    Do do this properly you need a Colorimeter. The X-Rite i1 Display Pro and Spyder Pro are the most widely used popular ones.
    Note that there's software based Monitor adjustments as well but what your eye perceives is quite subjective. That's why you need a hardware device, if you need to do this properly.

    මචන් එ device එක ගොඩක් ගනන් නෙහ් මන් එක දෑක්කා youtube එකෙ.එක rent කරන්න වගෙ නෑද්ද මචන්
    බොහොම ස්තුති මචන්
     

    imhotep

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    මචන් එ device එක ගොඩක් ගනන් නෙහ් මන් එක දෑක්කා youtube එකෙ.එක rent කරන්න වගෙ නෑද්ද මචන්
    බොහොම ස්තුති මචන්

    Yes.. If you know someone who has then you could probably borrow it. The next best alternative is to use the software and find a standardised Colour chart printout - then match closely.
     

    AnuradhaRa

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    If you do have a decent monitor - what you need to do is a monitor calibration. Not all hobbyists need to do this but for Professional use you need.
    Monitors from different manufacturers and types will vary in what they show. But there's an industry standard. So if you calibrate your monitor - then you can assume that it will have a fairly good visuals on other monitors.

    Do do this properly you need a Colorimeter. The X-Rite i1 Display Pro and Spyder Pro are the most widely used popular ones.
    Note that there's software based Monitor adjustments as well but what your eye perceives is quite subjective. That's why you need a hardware device, if you need to do this properly.

    :angry: