Print Screen On Apple Computer

Waited (and waited) for a new 27” iMac to replace my ancient one but Apple keeps forcing us into 21”. Too small. Bit the bullet and got the M2 Studio Max (HIGHLY recommended). Researched monitors and Apple’s studio display was just WAY too expensive with everything an additional fee (stand, tilt, matte screen). BenQ fit my needs perfectly- a mix of photo, video and print work (Affinity apps and DaVinci Resolve 18). Though already 4 years into its product cycle (2019) this monitor promises to see me through many years to come. I was worried that 32” (31.5”) would be too large- it’s not. Pros: - Handsome, sturdy base, easily adjustable to any height/angle - Matte screen! - No huge power block (power source built in) - HotKey puck brilliant solution to switch between color modes, etc. - All the inputs I need (Thunderbolt 3) (even more easily accessed on the right side) - Color calibrated from factory- which I find to be spot on - Easy, easy assembly (nicely packaged) - Mentioned before, EASY to switch between modes - Screen rotates to portrait, poster work occasionally, nice to have Cons (not really, but things to consider): - Not the brightest option - Not 5k - 4 years into its production cycle Conclusion: A beautiful, sturdy and versatile 31.5” monitor that serves my needs perfectly switching from video to print with ease. HotKey puck really is a useful tool! Color calibrated out of the box. Bright, crisp and clear. Love it! And as always, easy, trouble-free ordering and delivery from B&H. Thanks!

Purchased this new Apple screen to match my new Mac computer. The color fidelity of the screen is perfectly suited to my needs for 4K video and photography editing. Extremely high quality.

this computer is fast and its apple... what more can I say.

I used my Pana-Vue for digitizing several hundred 35mm slides and one strip-of-4 print negatives. My conclusions are: -Ultra-simple to use. -Very well constructed. -All needed accessories except SD card are included: cables, film & slide holders, cleaning brush, AC adapter, user's manual, etc. -Excellent viewing screen. -Versatile. View digitized film on computer, TV or the scanner itself (it's really a camera.) -1 to 2 seconds per photo, JPG file output, approx 3 meg, digitize 10 per minute comfortably. -Use any computer OS or no computer at all (I use Linux.) Please keep in mind the price. For less than $200 it's an astonishing piece of equipment and excellent for digitizing old memories. No matter what you digitize the image will be degraded some. The better the slide or print film that you start with, the better your digitized image will look. Grainy, blurry, faded, old 110 print film never looked good originally, so you might be disappointed when a digitized image is blown up on a computer or TV screen. That doesn't mean your memories won't be perfect. Enjoy!

Love the new computer. Still trying to get used to the Large, 27", screen. Haven't been able to get it to print some things. Will have to get my grandson to show me what I'm not doing right.

I used this product to tranfer print design to my silk printing screen. What's great about it is that the computer ink dries fast unlike other transparencies

5 stars! Stable and very easy to adjust level with slider on.

EXCELLENT CHOICE for any Apple computer.

the paper prints what I see on my computer screen.

To mirror the computer screen