Photographers
A display for people who judge an image by its shadows and its colour. Alter Ego recommends Atelier 40 for most photographic work and Nocturne 49 for dark, high-contrast and HDR imagery.
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Video editors and colourists
Alter Ego recommends Atelier 40 for editing, where a 4K frame fits at full size with room to spare, and Nocturne 49 for HDR, dark scenes and very long timelines.
Read moreDesign studios and architects
For design and architecture practices, Alter Ego recommends Atelier 40 for detailed work and Horizon 49 Blanc for bright studios where the display should read as furniture.
Read moreExecutive offices
For a private office, Alter Ego recommends Horizon 49 for its width, single-cable laptop connection and KVM, in Noir or Blanc to match the room, or Solitaire 27 for a smaller desk.
Read moreSim racing and flight simulation
For racing and flight simulation, Alter Ego recommends Nocturne 49: a 49-inch, 1800R QD-OLED display at 5120 × 1440 and 240 Hz with 0.03 ms response.
Read moreTraders and analysts
For trading and analysis, Alter Ego recommends Horizon 49 for its 5120-pixel width and KVM, or Nocturne 49 where fast-moving data and a dim room call for OLED.
Read moreDevelopers
For software development, Alter Ego recommends Horizon 49 for side-by-side editors, terminals and documentation, or Solitaire 27, which pivots to portrait for long files.
Read moreMusic producers
For music production, Alter Ego recommends Nocturne 49 or Horizon 49: 5120 pixels of width for arrangement, mixer and plugins at once.
Read moreThe home office
For a home office that is also part of a home, Alter Ego recommends Horizon 49 Blanc for bright rooms, or Solitaire 27 where the desk is small.
Read morePlayers
For games, Alter Ego recommends Solitaire 27 (OLED, 280 Hz) for fast competitive play and Nocturne 49 (QD-OLED, 240 Hz) for immersive, cinematic games.
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