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Re:Apple’s “Extended Dynamic Range” Brings HDR to Non-HDR Di... by ashtonkem on Saturday December 05, 2020 @02:25PM (#25317493)
The stand makes a bit more sense when you consider this monitor for movie use. Reference monitors need to move from on-site racks for director use, to studio use for editing. The ability to easily detach it from a fixed stand and move it to a cart for on-site use is an important feature.

Overkill for developers though.

Re:Apple’s “Extended Dynamic Range” Brings HDR to Non-HDR Di... by dylan604 on Saturday December 05, 2020 @07:46PM (#25319875)
Maybe in small low-budget indy film making would the director be using the same equipment on set as they would in post. One where the director is also the editor is also the writer is also the producer. You know the ones. Typically, everything on set is a rental. The post studio would have their own equipment fitted for their rooms. I could see maybe a DIT taking their monitor to a cart and then back to a desktop in between gigs, but probably not then.