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Thanks! 

 

Some things to confirm

 

1. are there standard gamut monitors that can reproduce 90%+ of the sRGB space and do it correctly? (and also have good tonal scaling ?)

2. colours on a wide gamut monitor (calibrated or not) connected on a pro graphics card  do not appear oversaturated and over vibrant ? (opposed to how they appear on a wide gamut  monitor connected to a commercial graphic card) 

3. all 30" monitors are IPS and wide-gamut?

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Thanks! 

 

Some things to confirm

 

1. are there standard gamut monitors that can reproduce 90%+ of the sRGB space and do it correctly? (and also have good tonal scaling ?)

2. colours on a wide gamut monitor (calibrated or not) connected on a pro graphics card  do not appear oversaturated and over vibrant ? (opposed to how they appear on a wide gamut  monitor connected to a commercial graphic card) 

3. all 30" monitors are IPS and wide-gamut?

1) I do not know. I wouldn't say a standard but most, if not all pro monitors can reproduce a good range. I would just look up reviews that cover DeltaE in the reviews

 

2) I would say a bit more vibrant if you are not use to it. After about a week you stop noticing it. I found it just comes from realizing what the colors are suppose to be compared to years of going on OCC and seeing certain shade of blue instead of a off purple you become use to seeing lol.

 

3). NO and NO.

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I suppose the 30" apple cinema in my office and my home 24" HP ZR24W are operating on a factory default sRGB emulation mode ?

They are both connected to mainstream cards and their colors are looking like sRGB level of saturation / vibrance.

I think those monitors are both wide-gamut ? 

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Cow, what monitors you have? Do you happen to know maybe anything about the Korean 30" ones?

Im using 2x Dell 2410 monitors, as for the Korean monitors, I know nothing more than reviews currently out. From what i've read, it doesn't have all the bells and whistles so I can't see it having anything more than sRGB. 

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Thanks! 

 

Some things to confirm

 

 

2. colours on a wide gamut monitor (calibrated or not) connected on a pro graphics card  do not appear oversaturated and over vibrant ? (opposed to how they appear on a wide gamut  monitor connected to a commercial graphic card) 

 

 

 

2) I would say a bit more vibrant if you are not use to it. After about a week you stop noticing it. I found it just comes from realizing what the colors are suppose to be compared to years of going on OCC and seeing certain shade of blue instead of a off purple you become use to seeing lol.

 

 

 

 

 

 

The thing is with my colour requirements that i need to see my designs and photo editing mainly as they appear on average mainstream devices (aprox sRGB i suppose) AND CMYK offset printing which colour range is even more limited and duller than sRGB. 

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Cow, what monitors you have? Do you happen to know maybe anything about the Korean 30" ones?

Im using 2x Dell 2410 monitors, as for the Korean monitors, I know nothing more than reviews currently out. From what i've read, it doesn't have all the bells and whistles so I can't see it having anything more than sRGB. 

 

 

 

From what i read everywhere all those korean 30" are wide-gamut LG panels ... without bells and whistles in most cases. Some though are fully equipped. 

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Its mentioned in few places in web, (one is here http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?240965-Standard-Gamut-S-IPS-LCDs&p=4153716&viewfull=1#post4153716 ) that if using Radeon, enabling EDID under color temperature settings in CCC equals sRGB emulation in a wide-gamut monitor. Is that so ?
 
So far i am told that no Korean 30" yet, has sRGB emulation mode

 

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