sambad wrote:
咱們在修片對不? 當...(恕刪)
理解，謝謝
我住板橋，離新竹太遠了，很不好意思這樣麻煩您
而且我的CG243W要送修，會暫時不在手上
不然，我真的想找一個比較專業的人
來看看CG19和CG243W的差異性
對了，我試了很久，始終看不到那個Delta E值
因為我的Result頁面，都是空白
剛剛終於看到有人寫243W的review
http://www.hardforum.com/showthread.php?p=1034693196
Gamut: Despite EIZO announces a 97% coverage of the Adobe RGB colour space (xy), the monitor gamut is clearly larger in the green and red areas. Adobe RGB is almost entirely covered, except a few colours in purple and cyan (the blue primary is a bit shifted compared with Adobe RGB), and the darkest tones.
Viewing angles: The H-IPS panel offers a fairly consistent tonal response, independently of the viewing angle. Hues are fairly consistent too. However, the panel clear lacks the ‘famous’ A-TW filter. Therefore, the black quickly shows a bluish-gray glow when viewed from an angle.
Gradients: Gradients are perfectly smooth and free from any dithering pattern. There might be some temporal dithering, but it is not visible from a normal viewing distance. There is absolutely no clipping. So, the monitor discriminates a dark gray [1, 1, 1] from black and a light gray [254,254,254] from white: impressive!
Colour Accuracy: After calibration @D50, 80cd/m² and L*, the ISO 12646 validation (reading of 134 patches) gives an average Delta E 2000 of 0.2, with a maximum as low as 0.5. However, since calibration and validation were performed with the same instrument, I would like to cross-check these measurements with another colorimeter or spectrophotometer.
Uniformity: The display is perfectly uniform, except the extreme borders (1/2” from the bezel). In this area, it is simply the best monitor I have ever seen!
Backlight stability: The backlight control stabilizes the luminance very quickly. However, I would still allow a 30 minutes warm-up period before performing ‘colour critical’ tasks.
Contrast: After calibration @D50 and 80cd/m², the contrast ratio drops to 280:1. It just enough for print soft proofing. For video, you might calibrate the monitor @D65 and not correct the black point, which gives a contrast ratio of about 800:1: it is pretty good for an IPS panel, but S-PVA does better.
