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I want to know what your thoughts for those that does own a 4K TV? Are your happy you made the purchase or do you think it was to early?
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Some point I would like to have a 4K monitor to be used for photo and video editing. I just find 1080P is too low of a resolution for editing these days. I'm lucky my laptop have a display port that supports 4K.I have a 23" 4K IPS monitor, not a TV though...everything is crisp and clean, high DPI and with it being a 8-bit IPS panel the color is stunning.
Some point I would like to have a 4K monitor to be used for photo and video editing. I just find 1080P is too low of a resolution for editing these days. I'm lucky my laptop have a display port that supports 4K.
Reminds me when I got 1080p TV years ago when there was not much content back then. I don't think there enough content yet for me being worth buying a 4K TV but some point soon I will get a 4K monitor to be used for photo and video editing.I guess it really depends on the degree of 4K sources one is able to watch. Likely to be found offline on expensive disks. Otherwise you're just watching 1080p programming like most everyone else.
Reminds me when I got 1080p TV years ago when there was not much content back then. I don't think there enough content yet for me being worth buying a 4K TV but some point soon I will get a 4K monitor to be used for photo and video editing.
Well if you think 1080P is only 2 megapixels. Most people have a camera phone supports 8 megapixels or more. 4K can display all pixels of that 8 megapixel image.It would be interesting to see any perceivable value in using that resolution in image creation and editing. Though in my own case, having the ability to blow up things 1600 times in Photoshop at 1920x1080 seems more than adequate for photo editing. But then I don't print anything beyond 8.5 x 11 inches either.
As for video editing, if your editing 1080P on 4K monitor, 1/4 of the screen to preview the video will be able to display all pixels of the video. The ability to show more of the timeline as will would be a huge bonus. I find displaying timeline on 1080P is very small. With 4K, I wouldn't need to zoom in and out as much.Of course I can't comment on video editing. Not something I've ever done.
Well if you think 1080P is only 2 megapixels. Most people have a camera phone supports 8 megapixels or more. 4K can display all pixels of that 8 megapixel image.