If you work on images on your computer, then accurate colour, brightness and contrast from your display is vital, so this is my step by step guide to getting display calibration right. I go through the whole process using BenQ's Palette Master Ultimate software, but the settings I use translate to other displays and other calibration software too, so it's worth following along whatever you're working on. At the time I'd also just moved to the BenQ SW272U, which has a redesigned interior with a faster processor that makes the calibration process 50% faster, a matt screen that reduces reflections and glare, a screen hood and a wireless hot key puck.

Check out the NEW Palette Master Ultimate Software … ( LINK )

I’ll be posting a video very soon about my new display which is the BenQ SW272U which has a completely redesigned interior with faster processor making the calibration process literally 50% faster , a matt screen which redices the effect of reflections and glare , screen hood , wireless hot key puk and although it might not seem like a big deal, actually is … a fake leather material on the stand so you can place items on it without them sliding off.

In the mean time, here’s a link for more detials about the display which despite being brand new with new technology, is a way more affordable option than the larger SW321C … ( LINK )