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Anonymous at Tue, 19 Jul 2022 18:35:43 UTC No. 909007
How important is the monitor when it comes to making good looking CG? Obviously a need for speed fat screen is gonna be worse than some basic 1080p monitor from 2018 and up. But is there really a difference? I have a widescreen monitor that I bought for good looking games and stuff like that so I wonder if I should use it for rendering and stuff
Anonymous at Wed, 20 Jul 2022 10:58:52 UTC No. 909121
If you don't know modeling the most expensive equipment will not fix it
Now get tf away from 4chan and go work on your current project instead of looking for excuses why you art looks like shit
Anonymous at Wed, 20 Jul 2022 12:46:12 UTC No. 909137
>>909121
Man I was just asking if a good monitor is worth using for making things, if I tried to make an render with a white and black monitor it would look like shit on colored monitors. I was only wondering if the generic person will actually care for a color difference when the 2 images are compared side by side or if it is only autists who are going to rip me a new asshole for not color-matching according to their IPS 4k 1000:1000 NIT blacker black and whiter white pixel ultra-color with LED-backlight monitor
Anonymous at Fri, 29 Jul 2022 01:38:18 UTC No. 911028
nice cat image fucker, downdooted
Anonymous at Fri, 29 Jul 2022 01:44:26 UTC No. 911030
>>909137
Nigga why does it really matter if your shit isn't 100% color calibrated?
All the retards with subhuman IQ's looking at your shit on their phones won't have color calibrated screens.
Get a monitor that works for your needs or what you like.
Make it look good on your screen, and if you have doubts, look at it on another one and average it out.
Anonymous at Fri, 29 Jul 2022 10:24:35 UTC No. 911066
>>909007
Just use an full ACES workflow and you're fine. Avoid tech memes like 4k, 60fps, HDR etc... That shit is all consoomer garbage for normie fuckwits
Anonymous at Fri, 29 Jul 2022 10:38:01 UTC No. 911069
>>909007
EXTREMELY. you should buy a 5500$ apple proart display if you even want to stand a chance of making a good looking donut.
Anonymous at Sun, 31 Jul 2022 09:07:49 UTC No. 911467
>>911066
The fuck you mean 60fps is a tech meme? I would understand if you said 144hz, but 60fps is the bare minimum you can find even on the shittiest monitors out there.
>>909007
A ~100€ 1080p 60fps monitor with good color range (and preferably no reflections) is all you need for professional work. You can get something better if you want but it won't affect, in any way, the quality of your outputs.
A second monitor to look at references can speed up some of your work, but that's about it.