BenQ GW2765HT for photo editing?

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Dlee13

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Does anyone have experience with this monitor? Here in Aus it's a great price of $500 and I was looking to upgrade my monitor since my PC is mainly used for processing raw files using Lightroom and Photoshop.

From the limited info I've read on it this monitor seems to be good, anyone else bought it and tried it?

Here's its specs

http://www.benq.com.au/product/monitor/gw2765ht/specifications/
 
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alyoshka
I've been using the GW Series monitors for quiet sometime, although not the 27" ones, got 24 X 3 of them running on my AMD rig.... and haven't had a single complain till now, color reproduction is great, very close to what we actually see..... in reality.
People who have seen pictures or watched movies on my rig, have all been left dazed by the monitors colors and blacks.....
SO I'd say it's a really good buy.....especially since it delivers a lot more at a very average price, unlike some very expensive Dells or those fancy branded pieces of crap....
Basically , I happen to like the reproduction on colors to be as close a natural as possible or then as close to the colors that are printed out on a color laser....
Now the main problem...
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I've been using the GW Series monitors for quiet sometime, although not the 27" ones, got 24 X 3 of them running on my AMD rig.... and haven't had a single complain till now, color reproduction is great, very close to what we actually see..... in reality.
People who have seen pictures or watched movies on my rig, have all been left dazed by the monitors colors and blacks.....
SO I'd say it's a really good buy.....especially since it delivers a lot more at a very average price, unlike some very expensive Dells or those fancy branded pieces of crap....
Basically , I happen to like the reproduction on colors to be as close a natural as possible or then as close to the colors that are printed out on a color laser....
Now the main problem has been when I take prints outside of my place the color I see on my monitor are very different from the prints that I get, which makes it a real pain to get the right color profiles everywhere.... and yet when you look at the same pics on someones else's rig, they really don't look as appealing as they did on these monitors....

You really need to check one out working in front of you to get the exact feel....
IMO , you ought to go for it....
 
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