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2025-09-21 at 3:20 #144689
Hi guys i have Eizo color edge CS2740 i am colorist hobbyist looking to calibrate my eizo i know i need I1 display probe for this are there any specific one i should get or just buy any. I see few of them used on marketplace
Thanks
2025-09-21 at 13:09 #144700Currently there are only calibrite pro HL, calibrite plus HL. Maybe some stores have an old calibrite colorchecker display pro. Mostly same device. I’ll get the cheaper on of these three.
Calibrite display SL is almost equal to those above but Eizo Color navigator and most non GNU software will reject it… so don’t buy it. It may be possible to overcome this limitation in Windows but EMHO it’s not worth the savings.Eizo Color navigator CN7) has no colorimeter corrections suitable for new CG or CS line.
Replace RG_phosphor correction in C:\ProgramData\EIZO\Sensor\i1DisplayProEDR by one that suits your display, you can use CS2721 for ALL CSs and CG19X for ALL CGs:
Choose “No compensation” when CN7 ask to measure to make use of the RGB_phosphor EDR. Use equivalent CCSS correction ind displayCAL for verification and LUT3D creation.On macOS there should be an equivalent folder in /Library or /Library/Application Support. I do not remember right now.
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Vincent.
Calibrite Display Pro HL on Amazon Calibrite Display SL on Amazon
Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.2025-09-21 at 22:06 #144710Thanks for all the help Indians this one usedX-Rite i1 Display Pro would this one work ?
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You must be logged in to view attached files.2025-09-23 at 18:48 #144719You could also try the EDR I produced from my two CS2740s using a JETI Spectraval 1511. Likely a better match than the CG ones.
Originally linked in this thread: https://hub.displaycal.net/forums/topic/eizo-cs2740-calibration-questions/page/3/#post-139082
Attached here again for convenience, along with the CCSS.
Use them as @Vincent describes above.
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