ASUS has introduced new macOS-focused features for its ProArt displays aimed at improving color-critical workflows for photography and video professionals using MacBook, Mac mini, and Mac Studio systems. Key updates include support for ASUS DisplayWidget Center on macOS, enabling software-based monitor control and MacBook keyboard brightness adjustment, as well as a new M Model P3 color mode designed to align ProArt displays with MacBook screens for consistent color reproduction. Combined with factory calibration achieving up to Delta E <1 accuracy, wide DCI-P3 color gamut coverage, hardware calibration support, and single-cable USB-C/Thunderbolt connectivity with power delivery, the updates focus on tighter system integration, reliable color management, and streamlined professional workspaces. With the latest releases, the ProArt series of monitors from ASUS has been a reasonable choice for many creatives, including photographers and filmmakers. If you are in the market for a new monitor, make sure to check our recent review of the ASUS ProArt PA32QCV display. Now, ASUS has announced tighter macOS integration features with its ProArt series monitors. Let’s take a quick look at what this means. ASUS ProArt macOS integration ASUS has announced a set of firmware updates and software enhancements for its ProArt display lineup, aimed at improving integration with macOS-based systems. The updates introduce native support for ASUS DisplayWidget Center on macOS, new color synchronization options designed for Apple devices, and expanded workflow features for users working with MacBook, Mac mini, and Mac Studio systems. ProArt displays are positioned for color-critical applications such as photography, video production,...
Published By: CineD - Wednesday, 21 January