HP DreamColor versus its closest alternative:
Many people appreciate the HP DreamColor monitor’s multiple virtues enough to tolerate its complex integration issues for pro video systems, which are so severe that they have merited over ten articles in the past few years. However, some readers (and some of my consulting clients) sometimes become so frustrated with the complexity and frequent need for a “Band-Aid” (especially in the age of free, bundled, or affordable DaVinci Resolve versions for grading) that they have begun to ask me for alternatives to the DreamColor monitor in a similar price range that can be plug-and play, and just work. So this article is dedicated to comparing the DreamColor monitor to its closest alternative (to my knowledge).
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Many people appreciate the HP DreamColor monitor’s multiple virtues enough to tolerate its complex integration issues for pro video systems, which are so severe that they have merited over ten articles in the past few years. However, some readers (and some of my consulting clients) sometimes become so frustrated with the complexity and frequent need for a “Band-Aid” (especially in the age of free, bundled, or affordable DaVinci Resolve versions for grading) that they have begun to ask me for alternatives to the DreamColor monitor in a similar price range that can be plug-and play, and just work. So this article is dedicated to comparing the DreamColor monitor to its closest alternative (to my knowledge).
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