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MY MAIN GEAR FOR FILMMAKING

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Best lens in my opinion 2470 Amazing Lens! https://geni.us/vfAlMo3
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My Best Vlogging Cam! https://geni.us/8uLyArH
Main vlogging mic https://geni.us/MhQ93
Ultimate ‘pro’ mic for videos https://geni.us/VYxB
Affordable ‘pro’ mic I use for voiceover work https://geni.us/srvV
Monitor I use by BenQ (wide aspect) https://geni.us/8JGzAn

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VIDEO CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro
00:58 Vlue for money?
01:27 What comes in the box
02:13 Build quality / form factor
03:11 Portrait mode and levelling it
03:33 Connectivity
03:55 The PUC, my thoughts
05:08 Buttons on the back
05:24 Connecting cables to the monitor
06:04 Thoughts on the image from it
07:26 Colour modes
08:04 Brightness level.
08:25 Display pilot software
09:37 The 'sheen' I noticed
10:34 The speakers
10:58 To Calibrate or not?
12:41 Conclusion / outro

BenQ just sent me this monitor for review and I've been using it now for around 3 weeks. It's a nice tidy minimalist looking monitor with a super sharp screen that has great colour and deep blacks. For me, at my level it's perfect for a second monitor for colour grading in Davinci Resolve but I also use it with Adobe Lightroom and other software. I don't review anything I feel I don't like to look of or anything I won't use but for me, so far, this is great. I'd recommend it as a stand alone monitor with a mac mini or as a second monitor for reference like how I'm using it here. More info in the vid. It's not an overly technical review because I ain't a monitor expert but hopefully you'll get something of value from this review. Thanks for watching!