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I have a sRGB preset mode, and I was wondering if it will be a good choice for calibration, although I don’t have access to the RGB controls…Any suggestions?
Depends on your goal. If this is a wide-gamut monitor and you want non-color managed desktop components and applications to show colors that are not over-saturated, then using the monitors sRGB mode may be of benefit to you (but you’re at the mercy of how accurate it is). If you’d rather want to have the largest gamut possible for color managed applications so you can work with material that goes beyond sRGB, then a sRGB mode will limit the gamut, obviously (and even sRGB coverage may be reduced).
Depends on your goal. If this is a wide-gamut monitor and you want non-color managed desktop components and applications to show colors that are not over-saturated, then using the monitors sRGB mode may be of benefit to you (but you’re at the mercy of how accurate it is). If you’d rather want to have the largest gamut possible for color managed applications so you can work with material that goes beyond sRGB, then a sRGB mode will limit the gamut, obviously (and even sRGB coverage may be reduced).
The monitor is with sRGB gamut, but as I thought I’m better with the rgb controls in custom mode. I don’t trust the sRGB preset mode.
