REVIEW: Eizo S2242WH-GY Part 11

Comparison of sRGB image mode with the sRGB standard

sRGB mode	sRGB Standard	Measured
White point/ Kelvin	6500	5806
Brightness/ cd/m²	140	305
Black point/ cd/m²	0,00	0,27
Contrast / x:1	Nativ	1129
Gamma / average	sRGB (~2,2)	2,23

In the "sRGB" image mode, almost nothing changes compared to the factory settings. Here, the impression arises that Eizo simply wanted to offer an additional image mode. We cannot confirm any practical use for this mode.

Comparison of the calibrated sRGB colour profile with the sRGB standard

Calibrated	Goal	Measured
White point/ Kelvin	6500	6541
Brightness/ cd/m²	140	138
Black point/ cd/m²	0,00	0,13
Contrast / x:1	Native	1061
Gamma / average	sRGB (~2,2)	2,17

After calibrating the Eizo S2242WH to the sRGB standard, quite a different result arises. With a deviation of just 41 cd/m² from the target, the white point is almost ideal, as are the brightness and gamma. The black point has improved considerably. The DeltaE deviations deliver an outstanding result. An average of just one DeltaE is perfect. Blue is the only runaway with 5,7 dE.

Comparison of calibrated AdobeRGB colour profile with AdobeRGB standard

Calibrated	Goal	Measured
White point/ Kelvin	6500	6522
Brightness/ cd/m²	140	140
Black point/ cd/m²	0,00	0,13
Contrast / x:1	Native	1076
Gamma / average	2,2	2,2

After calibration to the AdobeRGB standard, we achieved a similarly outstanding result. The white point, brightness and gamma value are achieved even better. Only the DeltaE deviations for the primary and secondary colours are somewhat higher, which results in an average DeltaE of 1,7 . Here, blue is once more the colour with the highest deviation.

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