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Hi guys!
So a couple years ao i got a 4K screen for non-photographic purposes, recently i’ve been moving to use it for photography so i got myself a Spyder5 calibrator and used DisplayCal to calibrate the screen, the thing is that it only shows that the screen has 82% of sRGB, when the model says it covers 99% ( LG 27ud58-b ).
I will attach a link for a dropbox folder with a screenshot of it and an HTML file with the actual 3D object to manipuilate if you want more detail.
Could this be a faulty unit or i just messed up something on DisplayCal (its my first time using it so that may be it).
Thank you all for your input!
Folder -> https://www.dropbox.com/s/w5w3346e1blwdz1/Ultra%20HD%20%231%202018-05-21%2018-27%202.2%20F-S%20XYZLUT%2BMTX%20%5BA%5D%20vs%20sRGB%20%5BA%5D.x3d.html?dl=0
So a couple years ao i got a 4K screen for non-photographic purposes, recently i’ve been moving to use it for photography so i got myself a Spyder5 calibrator and used DisplayCal to calibrate the screen, the thing is that it only shows that the screen has 82% of sRGB, when the model says it covers 99% ( LG 27ud58-b ).
German review site prad.de measured around 88% sRGB coverage for the 27UD58P-B, which looks like a more recent model of the same display (but otherwise virtually identical judging from the spec sheet comparison). Make sure you use the Spyder5’s white LED measurement mode on these monitors.
