Crt Monitor Tutorial Clip Studio Paint

Recently my Cintiq 22 HD from 2012 went out. I was toying with buying the same Cintiq again, but instead the truth is I decided to save the extra price for the same as my old one and purchased this Cintiq instead. I am loving this Cintiq 22 Creative Pen Display and the fact that I received Clip Studio Paint for a year. The display and Clip Studio Paint are amazing together and I love both of them.  Plus I appreciate that B & H had zero percent financing. The screen came right away and I was up and running. I financed my old Cintiq the same way and it was through B & H also. Great mix.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This thing worked flawlessly to hook up to an old CRT monitor. This little adapter is pretty cool and no setup whatsoever. I’ve heard of people using it for projectors with the same style plug and for their gaming pc’s etc.

I painted my studio with this paint. The paint has reduced the color cast issue in a big way.

I used this paint in my home video studio for green screen video productions and it works beautifully.

I just bought this paint for our studio and it went on great! No primer needed... just a couple of coats and I was very pleased with how it turne out.

I bought this for 1 mouths now and i can say for sure this is the best clip on monitor ever, and i do this for a living

I painted an entire green screen studio with this paint and had absolutely no problems with it. Since the walls were dark gray before, I first painted with an green-tinted primer, and then applied the rosco chroma key green paint, and am very happy with the result. The green is very even, and keys out in post without any issues.

We recently purchased this white studio paint and it was perfect. We have a 20'x20' cyc wall in out agency studio and we were blown away with how well this worked. Definitely would recommend and purchase again when the time comes to touch up.

We use this paint in our mid-size video studio. We've tried saving money by using high-end interior paints from our local hardware stores, and when it comes to evenness in color, reflection, and texture, this paint outperforms anything else we've tried. There's a reason it's a little pricier than other paints: you're paying for a high-quality key.

We now have one very, very green wall in our studio! The only issue was that the paint was a little thin. I highly recommend that you prime the wall first, especially if it is color other than white. It will take approximately three coats to get a good even green tone.