POLL: What is your monitor's resolution?

Hert · Post by **Hert** » 18 Jan 18 16:37

The title says it all...

snowman1 · Post by **snowman1** » 18 Jan 18 19:19

Personal use rather than commercial and I just use my (uncalibrated) laptop - I know, I know!

Stephen · Post by **Stephen** » 20 Jan 18 14:17

Back at base my EIZO is 1920 x 1200 regularly calibrated and used professionally. The notebook taken on the road has a lower res, but is only used for editing in an absolute emergency.

I had to select 2160 in the survey above.

Preston B · Post by **Preston B** » 21 Jan 18 17:30

NEC PA272W fully calibrated. 2560x1440.
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tstoddard · Post by **tstoddard** » 21 Jan 18 22:17

1440 - I have an Asus PB278. If this pole relates to the discussion about supporting 10-bit color depth, it's asking the wrong question. My monitor has a 2560 x 1440 resolution but it's still only an 8-bit device. I debated over whether or not to pay the extra money for a monitor that supports a wider gamut but just couldn't afford it. At some point in the future, I probably will upgrade to one.

Hert · Post by **Hert** » 21 Jan 18 23:50

This poll is to get an impression of how many people run PSU on a monitor with a resolution higher than FullHD (1080p). Suprisingly, that's already about 60%.

Guus · Post by **Guus** » 23 Jan 18 6:57

21.5 iMac 4K 4096 x 2304 with P3 color space.

Nordlicht · Post by **Nordlicht** » 27 Jan 18 20:28

27" iMac 5k 5120 x 2880

hesee · Post by **hesee** » 04 Feb 18 10:24

31.5" 4096x2160 and 12.3" 2880x1920. Bigger has full 10bit and dci-3 colorspace, smaller has full srgb.

But if poll is about support for higher resolution, then imho DPI is more relevant. 4K screen at >40" isn't that bad, but for 12-13" laptop fullhd resolution has quite high dpi and scaling becomes usefull. Windows ui defaults to 96 dpi and i think that OSX defaulted the same, before both OS started to support UI scaling. My screens are 149 and 288dpi.

Stephen · Post by **Stephen** » 04 Feb 18 14:06

One of the votes for 2160 above was made in error. In case this is relevant.

Hert · Post by **Hert** » 04 Feb 18 14:57

Ah, I noticed that the "change" option for the poll was not enabled.

Jure_13 · Post by **Jure_13** » 07 Feb 18 8:10

27” BenQ, 2560x1440

freudenthaler · Post by **freudenthaler** » 08 Feb 18 19:03

Main in landscape mode is 34" 3440x1440px (LG 34UM95), second is 1440x2560px in portrait mode (Dell U2715H)

rfcat · Post by **rfcat** » 12 Feb 18 21:38

Samsung 32" 2560 x 1440. Some people do not read fully.
Ian

Username · Post by **Username** » 19 Feb 18 22:56

I'm running a Eizo in 2560x1440 although I usually do a dual setup of identical Eizo in 2560x1440 but my temporary desk do not allow me to fit the second one at the moment.

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