With 100% sRGB coverage, the EIZO ColorEdge CS2410 is perfect for accurate reproduction of your images
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The EIZO ColorEdge CS2410 is a 24.1-inch hardware calibration monitor that covers more than 100% of the sRGB color space (and 99% of AdobeRGB) and has a 16-bit look-up-table that selects the most appropriate tones from RGB values to ensure a smoother gradation, making it a precise and reliable tool. It features 1920x1200 resolution with a 16:10 aspect ratio and a pixel density of 94ppi.
The 10-bit simultaneous display can display over one billion colors, which is more than 64 times greater than from a traditional 8-bit display. The IPS non-glare panel allows a wide angle of viewing with little change in color or contrast, and minimized reflection improves visibility in bright rooms and reduces flicker to help reduce eye fatigue.
The EIZO ColorEdge CS2410 monitor is perfect for precise photo editing (Image credit: Eizo)
An ergonomic, multi-direction stand offers a 155mm height range, with 35° tilt and 344° swivel to offer the perfect viewing position, and the display can also be turned through 90° for viewing in portrait mode. Connections include DisplayPort, HDMI, DVI-D, and there’s a three-port USB hub. An optional light-shielding hood can be attached.
EIZO ColorEdge CS Series is reasonably affordable, yet offers a host of high-end features that will be welcomed by photographers, digital artists and graphic designers alike. For those that need a bigger screen, there are two other monitors in the CS Series, with sizes ranging up to 27-inch, and the company offers a five-year warranty.
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