Nope, even BenQ and EIZO having trouble with Apple Silicon chip. There are several videos about it on Youtube so you can check them. My BenQ monitors aren't able to use 16 bit LUT due to errors and bugs with Apple Silicon version.
What? Got lg 32” 4k ultrafine with my m1 perfect color deltae under 2
Those are not Apple displays and they aren't well known for making professional hardware calibration monitors like BenQ and Eizo do. They are far from that.
LG does good displays I have the ultra fine 32” 4k (no apple) and after calibration deltae is under 0.5-2
What are you talking about? BenQ and Eizo have their own calibration software while LG does not. You clearly dont know anything about it. Most color critical monitors have both hardware calibration feature and calibration software such as BenQ and Eizo. LG doesn't even make those kind of monitors ever. A true hardware calibration require a good software which LG lacks of.
LG Calibration Studio isn't near BenQ Color Pallete Master and Eizo ColorNavigator. Did you even read what I said properly? LG and ASUS AREN'T known for professional color centric monitors. Who even use LG Ultrafine for professional works?
Also, you still failed to prove your point since LG is NOT a native Apple display.
The Pro Display XDR added support in a later firmware (and I'm fairly sure its proper hardware calibration and not just a software profile), but it only supports 4 different spectroradiometers that cost about 3x more than the display itself.
Apple does not advertise the hardware calibration. They don't even have their own calibration software so it's quite meaningless.
Still sucks. I dont think they support 14~16 bit LUT.Pro Display XDR Calibrator 1.0.0 - Apple Support
Every Pro Display XDR undergoes state-of-the-art factory calibration with laboratory grade instrumentation.support.apple.com
By all means say that Apple's calibration software sucks and that their hardware probably isn't as good as Eizo, but don't lie.
What BenQ monitor are you using, and what errors are you getting? ICC profiles or errors uploading hardware LUTs? I don't track Benq that closely but from ArtisRight videos on YouTube, BenQ has released updated apps. All of them are based against i1Profiler, which is also updated to support M1.
You need to hold back on flawed arguments. First, BenQ is no where close to pro grade, only EIZOs and NECs can claim that. Pro panels provide good display uniformity that BenQ monitors can't match. Besides, BenQ monitors are using aRGB LCD panels from LG Display.
You're right, my bad. Somehow I've left out NEC mentally as their monitors are hard to source.
Never used that, never will. But it's indeed an overhyped monitor for the price point.
There are YouTube videos about you so you better check it. Full support doesn't mean it has no issues. You just admit that Apple Silicon Mac still has an issue by mentioning limited output.
A lot of photographers using BenQ so you cant ignore it. Also, LG is no where near BenQ.
