Eizo COLOREDGE CG223W, COLOREDGE CG211 User Manual
Hardware Calibration LCD Monitors
ColorEdge
Color as it’s meant to be
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ColorEdge —
Monitor
CMYK Printer
Inkjet Printer
Printer
Scanner
Digital Camera
Device-Specific Color Information
Device-Specific Color Information
Device-Specific Color Information
Device-Specific Color Information
Device-Specific Color Information
Device-Specific Color Information
Common
Color Space
Common
Color Space
perfect color results
for your digital
workflow
Choosing the right monitors for a
color management system
The Importance of Color Management
In today’s digital production environment, there
are many opportunities for discrepancies in color to
arise along the path from the computer to the printer.
This is because input devices (cameras, scanners, etc.),
display devices (monitors) and output devices (various
kinds of printers) may all be set to different color
spaces. Such discrepancies can be avoided by employing a color
management system that ensures every device in the production
chain is set to a common color space.
reliabilit y make them ideal for a wide range of professiona l
environ ments where color reproduction is critical, includ ing
photography, graphics, printing and publishing.
Color Management Begins with
the Monitor
The monitor is the core of any professional color
management system. If color is displayed accurately on
the monitor, and color matching has been done with
the output device, then you no longer have to make
multiple proofs just to correct for color discrepancies.
You can proof with confidence rig ht from the star t,
while lowering costs, increasing efficiency and
improving quality control.
ColorEdge – the Right Monitors for
Color Management
Effective color management requires monitors
with accurate color reproduction and gradation
characteristics. With ColorEdge monitors you
get factory-adjusted gamma, extensive hardware
calibration capabilities and an exceptionally wide
color gamut. Their outstanding performance and
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Photography Design Prepress/Printing
Shoot
Check
Data
Process
Image
Layout Layout Print
Edit while simulating
CMYK color space
Edit Adobe RGB image
Soft proof
No need for Photoshop
color engine
Masking
Compositing
Adjustment
Enlarging
Reducing
Clipping Paths
Edit
Adobe RGB color space throughout entire workflow
Color Reproduction Area
(xy Coordinate)
Adobe RGB
sRGB
ISO Coated
Color Space
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Adobe RGB color space reproduction —
connecting the photographer, designer,
and printer
Soft Proofing with Adobe RGB
The benefits of color management quickly become apparent
once a system is put into place. When all devices share a
common color space, colors match at every stage of production;
knowing that color is being accurately displayed naturally
improves efficiency. A wide-gamut ColorEdge monitor at the
center of a system using Adobe RGB as the common color space
is the ideal way to ensure accurate color reproduction across all
digital platforms. Such a color management environ ment fully
supports soft proofing at every step of production, from initial
photography to final printing.
Wide Color Gamut Monitors
CG303W · CG245W · CG243W · CG241W · CG223W · CG221
With a wide color gamut
that reproduces nearly 100%
of the Adobe RGB color space,
these models not
only cover the
sRGB color space
suppor ted by many
computer monitors,
operating systems
and digital cameras,
but practically the
entire ISO-coated
and US web-coated CM YK color spaces used in
printing as well.
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