“Anyone using this for video editing? Hi, I would like to use this monitor to do some video editing on it. I would think that this a good choice for the task. However, maybe someone did use it for editing and found it to be not so great?! thanks.”
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Bought this monitor to edit 4k videos at home(3840 pixels × 2160 @ 60hz). I use Adobe Premier and Cyberlink PowerDirector. Monitor works great. But for professional editing, then try to get a 32" and up. We have a Samsung 85" 4k QMD85D TV at work that I needed to edit content for and a large format monitor helps reproduce and view content imperfections. Also, this monitor has AMD Fressync that only works with select AMD Radeon (R9) video cards cards. If you have a Nvidia GTX, than look for a GSync monitor.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I have this monitor, and it's fine for daily use and gaming, but it is not considered color accurate enough for critical video editing. If you are editing for a hobby, you can adjust the monitor color and get a reasonable picture, but if your work is color critical, look for a well calibrated IPS monitor.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Depending on your video card, content and software you're running, you should be able to edit Full HD on it. I've managed to use it with Davinci Resolve with 4K Arri Raw clips but I had to make cached files so it would play well. Hope that helps, Mike
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The monitor is large and, as long as you have a graphics card that can adequately drive it, it provides lots of real estate for placing controls, etc. That said, however, the monitor is probably less than superb for color grading. The color gamut and the color changes inherent in the TN technology would make color grading less predictable.
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Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Thanks Mike!
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