2023/8/14  |  MMDInnovationHub

What makes black and white photos so dramatic is the contrast. The deeper the black, the sharper the images in white or lighter hues. This is more evident when viewing the images on screen, where everything is magnified. Who would’ve thought that for colors to truly come alive onscreen, it needed black?

Those who aren’t photographers or videographers hardly notice it, but for professionals or serious enthusiasts, it is this clarity of image and footage that excites them as they work on each masterpiece.

The latest in color technology enhancement being added to the newest line of monitors is IPS Black. It’s a rather complex principle. IPS or in-plane switching panel is a type of liquid crystal display or LCD. The liquid crystals used remain dark until they rotate once electricity flows through them.

Deeper blacks

The IPS Black technology minimizes light leakage when crystals change and deepens black levels by 41% giving a higher contrast ratio of 2000:1, which is double the 1000:1 of a typical IPS display.

The best photos are those where the blacks bring to life every other color.

All it means is better color accuracy, especially alongside greys, which is what designers, game developers, videographers, and photographers are ultimately after.

The quest is to achieve perfect blacks, or when blacks are of a deeper level. Because whether in full color or in black and white, colors will always appear vivid and images sharper.

Aside from people doing a lot of camera work, graphic artists who help develop online games greatly benefit from an IPS Black monitor. But you do not need to be working in creatives to appreciate the technology. One of its advantages is that images are not distorted even when viewed from different angles.

And with an UltraClear 4K UHD resolution monitor, you can be sure color-sensitive tasks will come out accurate, vibrant, and lifelike.

So, what’s a good display with IPS Black technology? Philips Monitors 27E2F7901 is one, under its 7000 series of monitors.

The IPS Black technology creates deeper blacks by increasing contrast to bring color accuracy to images onscreen.

Not just for creatives

It is a 27” UltraClear 4K UHD monitor with a resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels. This feature alone guarantees precision in rendering images and graphics so they come alive onscreen. It is not just for creative professionals but will also suit those working on spreadsheets and text-heavy documents.

Its IPS Black technology means no dilution of colors even when hooking together two computers and using its MultiView function. Each will display exactly the same color accuracy and vibrancy even from different sources.

Throw in the DisplayHDR 400 VESA certification and brightness, contrast and a wide range of hues all become part of the package.

Philips Monitors 27E2F7901 model gives more than vibrant colors and popping images.

Conclusion

The integration of IPS Black technology is a testament to Philips Monitors' unwavering commitment to innovation in the world of displays. IPS Black underscores the pivotal role that precision and attention to detail play in shaping our visual encounters, be it in meticulous graphic designing, joyous exploration of multimedia content, or everyday work and gaming.

As the horizon of visual technology expands further, breathtaking vistas await, bringing to life the screen in radiant colors.