Looking to get a portable monitor for video editing on set/remote for my m3pro macbook.

Wondering if at 18" it would be noticeable between 1440p or 1080p with the pixel density and the small size.

price can be over $100 difference for 1440 vs 1080.

  • happy_songs@alien.topBEnglish
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    1 year ago

    Considering the work you’re doing (video editing), a higher resolution like 1440p could be beneficial for you, even though the difference might not be as noticeable on a smaller 18" screen as it would be on a larger one. It really depends on what you’re comfortable with, and whether or not the higher price is justifiable for you. However, also remember to factor in things like color accuracy, contrast ratio, and refresh rate, which might be more important for your specific use case.

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