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31.5” EP950-B UltraFine™ OLED Pro 4K Display with DCI and Adobe sRGB Color Profiles, Hardware Calibration, and Multi-Interface Compatibility.
- 31.5” OLED 4K (3840 x 2160) Display
- 8M Pixel Dimming with Self-Lit Pixels
- 1M:1 Contrast Ratio
- DCI-P3 99% (Typ.) and Adobe sRGB 99% (Typ.)
- Hardware Color Calibration
- Multi-Interface Compatibility - USB Type-C™, DisplayPort (2), USB (3), and HDMI
Media
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Master Picture Quality
- 31.5” 4K OLED
- Pixel Dimming Technology
- High Contrast Ratio
True Color Reproduction
- DCI-P3 99% (Typ.)
- Adobe RGB 99% (Typ.)
Optimized Work Station for Visual Tech
- Color Calibration
- Multi-Interface Compatibility
- Supports Various Color Modes
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Pixel Dimming Technology
The LG UltraFine™ OLED Pro’s self-light-emitting pixels allow for incredibly accurate image display and perfectly expressed contrast.*Images are for feature illustration only. It may differ from actual use.
*Pixel Dimming function is tested and verified by VESA.
*Pixel Dimming function is tested and verified by VESA.
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High Contrast Ratio
With a 1 million to 1 contrast ratio, virtually all colors and visuals can be presented precisely as creators and editors intend.*Images are for feature illustration only. It may differ from actual use.
*Images are for feature illustration only. It may differ from actual use.
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DCI & Adobe Color Profiles
Commercial high-end cinema cameras usually support DCI color profile, the basic color profile for cinema & VFX content. Most photo studios trust and use the Adobe sRGB color profile, improving the gamut of the sRGB color space. LG’s UltraFine™ OLED Pro Monitor uses both.*Triangles outlined in blue, red, and green depict the color gamut of DCI-P3 while Adobe’s RGB and sRGB are represented by the CIE1976 color space chromaticity diagram.
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True 10-Bit
LG’s UltraFine™ OLED Pro Monitor can reproduce more than a billion colors with true 10-bit color, where a monitor with 8-bit color reproduces approximately 16.7 million colors.*Screen images simulated for illustrative purposes only.
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Various Color Mode
Support Standard Color Modes for Professionals
LG UltraFine™ OLED Pro supports HDR signals such as BT.2100 (broadcast standard for HDR TV) PQ / P3 PQ which offers benefits to film and video editors.
BT.2100 PQ, P3 PQ mode on the right.
*Screen images simulated for illustrative purposes only.
*The Color gamut of 32EP950 is P3 99% (Typ.) and Adobe RGB 99% (Typ.).
*Screen images simulated for illustrative purposes only.
*The Color gamut of 32EP950 is P3 99% (Typ.) and Adobe RGB 99% (Typ.).
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OLED Color Calibration
Hardware Calibration Ready
LG’s UltraFine™ OLED Pro Monitor features hardware color calibration, allowing the monitor to enhance color accuracy. This way, professionals can work stably with the same color environments, even when using other devices.*Images are for feature illustration only. It may differ from actual use.
*Results are based on LG's internal testing done in December 2020.
*Hardware Calibrator sold separately.
*Results are based on LG's internal testing done in December 2020.
*Hardware Calibrator sold separately.
USB Type-C™, DisplayPort x 2
HDMI port
USB port X 3
*Images are for feature illustration only. It may differ from actual use.
*Features are supported properly. Results are based on LG's internal testing done in December 2020.
*Features are supported properly. Results are based on LG's internal testing done in December 2020.
The Optimal Workstation for Visual Tech
The LG UltraFine™ OLED Pro 4K Display offers the ideal workstation and features for visual technology industry professionals.
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*Screen images simulated for illustrative purposes only.
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