The monitor boasts a typical display brightness of 350 cd/m², ensuring clear and vivid visuals even in well-lit environments. It is equipped with a detachable stand, allowing users to easily adjust the monitor's position or mount it to a compatible VESA standard 100 x 100 mm panel mounting interface. The AOC G2490VXA is a monitor that features a native aspect ratio of 16:9, providing a widescreen viewing experience. Its panel type is VA (Vertical Alignment), which offers enhanced image quality with vibrant colors and wide viewing angles. With a display diagonal of 23.8 inches, it offers a spacious display area for users to work or enjoy multimedia content. In terms of sustainability, this monitor holds RoHS certification, ensuring that it meets environmentally friendly standards. Additionally, it has a low-power standby mode, consuming only 0.5 W of power when not in use, contributing to energy efficiency. While colorimeters are good for transmissive media – emitted light (such as displays), spectrophotometers are also good for reflective media (such as paper). So if you want to make sure that what you see on the display is also what you will see when it’s printed out, than opting for a spectrophotometer might be a better idea. However, these come at a considerably higher price point than monitor-only colorimeters. Just as the steps above, prepare your display for calibration by selecting the default mode, letting it warm up first and making sure the panel is free of smudges so the sensors can work accurately. Install and open the calibration software and follow on-screen instructions.

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However, if you need to execute colour-critical tasks, such as colour grading videos or editing images, you need to make sure that the monitor displays the colours correctly. Without a proper calibration, colours might be displayed in different hues on other displays. For instance, what you see as a true red in your digital creation might be displayed as more of a pink or orange on another person’s display – assuming their monitor shows accurate colours. In short, without calibrating, the colours displayed might not be true and therefore make colour-sensitive jobs unnecessarily complicated. After calibration, you’ll be surprised about how AOC’s display expertise and high-quality panels ensure that most AOC monitors require only small amounts of calibration or no significant changes at all.