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Benoit Dupont
Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: spring, 2006, lcd, collection
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BenQ FP91V: Ho-Hum
The color rendering wasn't great.
Few colors were perfect, even though almost all were considered good by the calibrator. The colors were less showy than on the FP91V+, but at least they were natural. The FP91V's picture was somewhat dull.
| Black spot | White spot | Contrast |
|---|---|---|
| 0.37 | 225 | 608 : 1 |
The results were fairly good. The brightness was a little high, but you have to compare it to the 300 nits of the two preceding monitors. The black level was quite decent.
The optimum contrast was at approximately 80% brightness, as with the FP91V+. For our calibration, we set it at 76% brightness. That had the best fidelity results.
The color gamut was only slightly broader compared to the FP91V+.
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