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Autor mamutarka

zr24w sam također malo gledao, ali nakon user reviewova po netu odustao, neznam ubiti dal mi treba IPS matrica...dal možda radije da uzmem neki 26'' TN samsungov...znači za taj rang novaca neznam što mi je najbolje uzet (većinom mi treba za igranje i filmove i ostalo)

A onda uzmi TN-ca... Ja znam da cu sigurno uzeti IPS-a... Moj izbor je ZR24W samo zato što nema petljancije s bojama.
Evo kako su odgovorili na thephotoforum covjeku koji se dvoumio izmedju HPZR24w i Della U2410 (wide gamut)

Autor Garbz

What does a wide gamut monitor bring to the table other than a massive amount of colour management headaches? Just search for colour calibration on this forum to find a lot of users wonder why pictures look so very different in photoshop compared to internet explorer. Also calibration? Do you have a calibration device? If not then flat out do NOT get the wide gamut monitor or everything you do will be wrong. You can't just say oooooh looook wide gamut yummmy must be good, more colours, wooooooo.

If you design websites do NOT get a wide gamut monitor. If you do any kind of standard print design with non colour managed apps do NOT get a wide gamut monitor. If you want colours to be displayed consistently across all apps, do NOT get a wide gamut monitor.

Now with that out of the way. Both panels are IPS displays which are good for photography. So it'll really come down to personal taste and if you want the wide gamut or not.

Wide gamuts means amongst otherthings non-standard. Applications that are not colour managed will not know how to render colours correctly on your screen. So you'd need to use Firefox as your web browser, and unless you're running windows 7 you won't even be able to use the default windows picture viewer. You get no benefit for viewing any images that you will be posting on the net, and wide gamuts are really only useful for viewing nice colourful raw files, and for preparing files for printing through a nice process.

Izvor: http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/d...otography.html