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Factory Adjustment of Gamma
The gamma level for
each ColorEdge monitor
is adjusted at the factory.
This is accomplished by
measuring the R, G, and
B gamma values from
0 – 255, then using the
monitor’s 12-bit or 10-
bit look-up table (LUT)
to select the 256 most
appropriate tones to
achieve the desired value.
This is important
because accurate, non-
fluctuating gamma
values are necessary for
the proper display of
color. If colors are not
based on specic values
and cannot be adjusted,
images will be displayed
differently by different
monitors. ColorEdge
monitors provide both
precision and con-
sistency, so graphics
professionals can be sure
that thenal product
will look exactly the way
they want it to. In fact,
each monitor comes with
an adjustment certificate
that certifies the mea-
surement results of the
gamma value.
16-Bit Internal Processing
CG301W · CG243W · CG241W · CG222W · CG221 · CG211
In any color-critical work, the monitor’s ability to pro-
duce black is a great differentiator. With most LCD
monitors, the darkest area of the screen — or black level
— is usually too bright. This leads to banding and washing out of
dark grays and dark colors. With 16-bit internal processing, these
models not only come very close to producing a true black, but the
lowest grayscale tones can be distinguished from one another for a
greater level of detail in dark areas. (The CG19 has 10-bit internal
processing.)
Uncorrected
Gamma Curve
Ideal Gamma Curve
ON-SCREEN IMAGE
GAMMA CURVE
Brightness
Brightness
256 Tones
256 Tones
Color Seepage
To nality Breakup
Smooth Grayscale Display
Ideal Gamma Curve
Gamma Correction
Brightness and Color Uniformity with DUE
CG301W · CG243W · CG241W · CG222W · CG221 · CG211
Fluctuations in brightness and chroma on different parts of the
screen are a common trait of LCD monitors. To counteract this,
EIZO incorporates a Digital Uniformity Equalizer (DUE). DUE
utilizes the monitor’s 12-bit look-up table (LUT) with an extensive
palette of 4,081 grayscale tones for each R, G, and B, and internal
calculation accuracy of 16 bits to ensure a Delta-E difference of 3 or
less across the screen when the monitor leaves the factory.*
*Delta-E difference for the CG301W is 5 or less along the screen perimeter.
Short- and Long-Term Brightness Stabilization
Stable brightness is a key factor
in achieving accurate color. However,
fluctuations in backlight brightness
normally occur from startup and can
last for up to two hours. Furthermore,
changes in ambient temperature can
cause brightness levels to fluctuate,
as can the inevitable deterioration of
the backlight’s fluorescent lamp over
time. An EIZO pat-
ented backlight sensor
incorporated in all
ColorEdge monitors
detects and counteracts
these influences so
brightness is always
stable and product life
is extended.
3D LUT for Better Additive Color Mixture
CG243W · CG222W
All ColorEdge models
incorporate a look-up table
(LUT) for accurate color and
grayscale rendering, but the
latest models, the ColorEdge
CG243W and CG222W, utilize
a new EIZO-developed 3D
LUT. Whereas a typical 1D
LUT adjusts color on separate
tables for each red, green, and
blue, a 3D LUT accomplishes this on a single, mixed-color cubic
table. A 3D LUT improves the monitor's additive color mixture (com-
bination of RGB), a key factor in its ability to display neutral gray
tones.
Each monitor adjusted individually at the
factory. (For illustrative purposes only. Actual
adjustment is performed in a darkroom.)
16-bit v. 10-bit processing
Error Rate (%)
0
2
1
0
-1
-2
-3
2
1
0
-1
-2
-3
32 64 96 160 192 224 255 128 0 32 64 96 160 192 224 255 128
Error Rate (%)
Internal 16-Bit Processing Internal 10-Bit Processing
To nes (0 – 255) Tones (0 – 255)
With 10-bit processing, the error rate is high in low tonal areas during calcula-
tion. With 16-bit processing, accuracy is significantly improved resulting in
fewer conversion errors.
The Hardware: Consummate Performance and Functionality
Preset Value
ColorEdge
Without Brightness
Drift Correction
Brightness (cd/m
2
)
Minutes
Color-separated image with Delta-E*ab distribution across the screen of the
ColorEdge CG221 (gray level 128 measured)
With Digital Uniformity Compensation Without Digital Uniformity Compensation
R
G
B
3D LUT image
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