What is advantage to VEGAS Pro of high refresh rate LED monitor?

iEmby wrote on 2/3/2023, 10:53 AM

Are there any plus point of having high refresh rate (like 120HZs) led monitors for video editing in VEGAS Pro or In rendering process or in workflow?

can anybody elaborate.?

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Comments

RogerS wrote on 2/3/2023, 11:38 PM

None I think, and potentially disadvantages if it trades off image quality for speed.

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Wolfgang S. wrote on 2/4/2023, 12:57 AM

Some colorist statet, that 120Hz has an advantage for grading. The monitor answers faster they think. If that is true really?

relaxvideo wrote on 2/4/2023, 1:48 AM

for rendering none

but for editing? depend on you, possible you can work faster at 2 times :) :)

Wolfgang S. wrote on 2/4/2023, 2:55 AM


 

after 2:20 he states something about 120 Hz.

Reyfox wrote on 2/4/2023, 9:45 AM

....and that price....

Wolfgang S. wrote on 2/4/2023, 10:00 AM

Take a cheaper solution! With more compomises - but the question is, if you need HDR. But that is up to you.

maybe this one

https://www.philips.de/c-p/27B1U7903_00/professional-monitor-4k-uhd-mini-led-thunderbolt-tm-4-monitor#see-all-benefits

 

Reyfox wrote on 2/4/2023, 12:39 PM

Thanks for trying to separate me from my money! I'm retired now and mostly edit for myself and church. My "old" LG UHD4K monitor is serving me well. If it dies, then the Philips might be a good replacement.

Wolfgang S. wrote on 2/4/2023, 2:09 PM

Sorry, but I try nothing. Here was an question asked, and here was an answer.

Howard-Vigorita wrote on 2/4/2023, 2:17 PM

Here's a new LG. If you can can live with 60 hz. Gotta get me one!