Monitor science has the respond, or as a minimum some of them. This 22-inch Samsung screen, for instance, is able of a whopping 97% of the NTSC range. Permit me to clarify. A range is the number of colors accessible to a screen.

It can differ extremely, but one helpful point of position is the NTSC colour range used by US televisions. It's not a particularly wide range but it is a standard. Cheap screens are frequently only able of 40% of the NTSC gamut; professional ones might give 110% of it.

Thus, the detail that this reasonable Samsung is able of 97% is a Good Thing. It achieve this gratitude to an better backlight, which means that though it's an old-fashioned TN panel, and fast for gaming, it's still got vast dynamic range.

Whites are whites, blacks are black and everything in among is magnificently pithy. Perhaps too much so: the heavy diffusion might make it a little over the top for expert photographers trying to match printers' colours, but for everybody else it's completely worth the small premium attached.