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With Delta E＜2 colour accuracy, ColorPro monitors deliver stunningly accurate colour reproduction.
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When you have an idea that you want to turn it into a song, having a large workstation really helps with that.
Having a large monitor is important to see the colors in a very realistic perspective
Having great colour accuracy is important to look the same from the laptop and translate well to the web
See the details of colours and textures you're working with.
ColorPro monitors offer an extensive colour palette that covers the Adobe RGB & DCI-P3 colour spaces.
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The primary reason for using the ViewSonic as my monitor of choice is because of the accurate colour reproduction which is extremely important for any creative as it ensures clients and photo prints are using the correct colour space. Tehcnical aspect wise, the monitor has a screen wide sRGB colour uniformity and a smooth palette of 4.39 trillion colours to deliver precise and vivid images.
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