The ~24fps at which the films run was the main limit to fluidity there and the monitor handled such content as well as any 60Hz monitor really. The images below are pursuit photographs taken using the UFO Motion Test for ghosting, with the test running at its default speed of 960 pixels per second. Overall, this monitor has been a worthwhile purchase for me, providing me with exactly what I was looking for.

The image is very nicely balanced here with a strong variety and richness of shades – a vivid but natural look. Beheer uw Dell EMC locaties, producten en contactpersonen op productniveau met Company Administration.

The table below shows the luminance recorded at each quadrant alongside the percentage deviation between a given quadrant and the brightest point recorded. The scoring that appears on this site is determined by the site operator in its sole discretion, and should NOT be relied upon for accuracy purposes.

Ultimately, this results in ghosting, caused by the pixel’s inability to change in that amount of time, thus continuing in the next frame. Aside from colour temperature and balance, the image is much like the factory defaults with strong gamma handling and shade variety. However, Dell is trying to win you with its supposed 99% of sRGB coverage and accurate colors, resulting in an average dE of below 2. Not only this is good in terms of comfortability, but it is extremely useful for programmers and data specialists, that can utilize the vertical real estate.We simply used the factory calibrated ‘sRGB’ setting with a minor reduction in brightness to form our ‘Test Settings’.