Wacom Cintiq Pro 16

[Chirag]

Hello Everyone,

I’m new to “Display Calibration” and currently learning how to get best out of it.

I’ve just purchased Spyder5 (Express) and from looking at many reviews I decided to use DisplayCal over Spyder5’s own software.

I’ve read many articles/threads/Q&A etc. and I still have a few questions, kindly please let me know if you can answer following.

1. I have two displays – one LG 4K LED (as primary) and Wacom Cintiq Pro 16 (4K) as secondary. I calibrated both of them separately (with everything set as default on DIsplayCal menu) but I see they both DONOT match. How do I match them?
2. The Wacom Cintiq is “IPS UHD high brightness panel” as per the specs given on product website, which “measurement mode” do I select to get best result?
3. This Cintiq has 94% RGB out of the box, Do I still need to calibrate it? If yes, will it give better accuracy? If not, how do I match my Primary Display with it?

Your inputs are highly appreciated!

Thanks,

Chirag

[Florian Höch]

Hi,

I have two displays – one LG 4K LED (as primary) and Wacom Cintiq Pro 16 (4K) as secondary. I calibrated both of them separately (with everything set as default on DIsplayCal menu) but I see they both DONOT match. How do I match them?

See the FAQ in the help & support forum.

which “measurement mode” do I select to get best result?

Wacom doesn’t seem to offer detailed specs about the panel and backlight. Use “LCD (generic)”.

This Cintiq has 94% RGB out of the box, Do I still need to calibrate it?

Yes. Color gamut coverage has no bearing on colorimetric accuracy.

[Chirag]

Thank you Florian for the inputs!

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