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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...

Thanks again Sailor. You are indeed a Gawd!

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?

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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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...

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...

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.

. . . 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...

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...