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    NEC P232W

    Okay, so I've calibrated the P232W with SpectraView and NEC branded i1Display Pro (D65, gamma 2.2 (52 steps), luminance 118 cd). Uniformity correction is level 2 (out of 5). Contrast ratio was set to default (880:1 calibrated). Looking at a gradient test image from gamutprints.com, gradients...
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    NEC P232W

    Thanks again Sailor. You are indeed a Gawd!
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    NEC P232W

    When working with only one standard gamut monitor (P232W), should metamerism correction be ON or OFF. I read somewhere that you can get better calibration results with metamerism turned off. Or does SpectraView turn this off automatically when calibrating?
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    NEC P232W

    Thanks for the help Sailor! The lack of direct RGB gain controls on the P232W is what stumped me. My previous monitors have had this. Although I didn't budget the additional cost of a new colorimeter + software when I bought this display, I'm sure I'll get a much better calibration with the...
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    NEC P232W

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    NEC P232W

    I called NEC technical support. Although the guy was nice, he seemed clueless about calibration issues -- at least with regard to X-Rite products. He could only advise me that NEC recommends SpectraView software for calibrating this monitor. I then contacted X-Rite tech support. They were...
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    Good calibrator for LED screens?

    Just purchased a new NEC P232W monitor with hardware LUT and LED backlight. Uniformity is good and no backlight leakage, but when I attempt to use my i1 Display 2 to do software calibration, the RGB sliders in the i1 Match software do not respond to my OSD inputs. I can adjust luminance, but...
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    Eizo EV2336W Impressions

    This monitor may be fine for gaming, but not for image editing. When viewing a black test screen, there was a significant amount of backlight leakage along the bottom of the panel. When viewing a white test screen, the uniformity was dreadful. Needless to say, I returned it.
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    Which one should I buy?

    . . . and I'll respond for the Eizo EV2336W. I just returned it. The EV2336 had terrible backlight leakage along the bottom of the screen, and awful uniformity when viewing a white test screen. The only positive is that the image was sharp and it calibrated nicely, yielding perfectly straight...
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    NEC P232W

    I just returned an Eizo EV2336 due to terrible uniformity and severe backlight leakage. In exchange I purchased the NEC P232W. The P232W is 100% better out of the box, with no backlight leakage and good uniformity even with uniformity control turned off. The only problem I am having with the...
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