Which monitor is good for photo retouching within 4000?

Apple first! Apple's earliest fans were designers, so in response to the designer's strict requirements for images, Apple made sincere improvements to its products from generation to generation. As the favorite of designers of all ages, there is a reason why Apple computer monitors have won the top spot with accurate colors.

Pc suggested Zhuo Yi. This is the PC screen of the upstart, which is also recommended by professionals. Now many studio designers who are not used to using Apple are using it.

If the budget is limited, you can consider some high-end models of big brands, such as: Youpai, HP and so on.

The difference between professional screen and non-professional screen is that the backlight illumination of professional screen is more uniform and the color is more uniform, which means that the brightness and color in the center of the screen are not much different from the four corners, but the difference of non-professional screen may be greater. However, these differences are difficult to distinguish with the naked eye unless they are particularly poor models or for printing, and the requirements are particularly high.

To sum up, as a professional photographer, my advice is-if the screen is still available, that is to say, as long as it is not a bad model with only a few hundred dollars, or the screen has been aging badly for many years, it is recommended to use the money in this budget to buy a color calibrator. The cost-effective one is Delta Starscream, and if there are requirements for printing, there is X-RITE. Because even unprofessional monitors can display very rich colors, and if you buy a professional monitor, you still need to use a color calibrator to correct the screen, so to some extent, the color calibrator is more important than the monitor.

Of course, if the budget is enough, professional screen+color calibrator is the best partner.

After answering, I saw that the landlord asked for AdobeRGB color, so I added that Apple's screen is AdobeRGB. If you want to use AdobeRGB on the screen of your PC, it is very expensive, and you can't get it for 4000.