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BenQ Knowledge Center / BenQ Product Reviews / Keith Cooper Reviews BenQ SW240 24” Photography Monitor

Keith Cooper Reviews BenQ SW240 24” Photography Monitor

Keith Cooper
2018/07/08

Architectural Photographer and Fine Art Printer / UK

Keith is a commercial photographer and fine art printer based in Leicester, UK covering architecture, interiors and industrial photography. His photos are often used in a wide range of publications around the world.

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Photographer Keith Cooper finds BenQ SW240 a great monitor for photographers and graphics professionals who need a wide gamut which can bring out more detail and depth in those dark background and work in a limited space where an elegant and stylish 24” monitor can be a great view there.

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Photographer Monitor with 24.1 inch, 4K Adobe RGB |SW240
  • 24.1 Inch 1920x1200 Resolution
  • 99% Adobe RGB Color Space With IPS technology
  • Hardware Calibration With Palette Master Element Software
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