Static contrast window is SDR (typical 1000:1 range for IPS), so it does not matter. Really, it does not matter at all, even if you want 10bit in Photoshop because 10bit in Photoshop is not meant to show you 1024 shades of gray, but avoid banding caused by Photoshop truncation/rounding errors while color managing & rendering.
The online User's Guides have never state bit. It states "Color depth" of 16.7 million colors. Dell has only ever showed "Color depth" usage = 6 bit = 262 thousand colors 8 bit = 16.7 million colors 10 bit = 1.07 billion colors
You will need to use some 3rd party software to identify the exact panel. Then look up the panel on the manufacturer website to get further panel data.
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June 16th, 2023 07:00
Static contrast window is SDR (typical 1000:1 range for IPS), so it does not matter.
Really, it does not matter at all, even if you want 10bit in Photoshop because 10bit in Photoshop is not meant to show you 1024 shades of gray, but avoid banding caused by Photoshop truncation/rounding errors while color managing & rendering.
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June 20th, 2023 02:00
My question isn't related to photoshop actually, but I can see why you would think that.
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Anyone know for certain if this monitor is true 8 bit or uses FRC?
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June 20th, 2023 06:00
The online User's Guides have never state bit. It states "Color depth" of 16.7 million colors. Dell has only ever showed "Color depth" usage =
6 bit = 262 thousand colors
8 bit = 16.7 million colors
10 bit = 1.07 billion colors
You will need to use some 3rd party software to identify the exact panel. Then look up the panel on the manufacturer website to get further panel data.
Furminator
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June 25th, 2023 13:00
I see! Thanks.
Anyone know a third party software to identify the panel?
Furminator
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June 27th, 2023 06:00
Third party software identifies monitor as "DEL41DD", so that doesn't really solve anything.