EIZO ColorEdge CG2400SV 24.1in LCD Monitor

Built-In Sensor to Automate Your Workflow

The monitor includes a built-in calibration sensor that can automatically calibrate the display at scheduled times, eliminating the need for external devices. The sensor smoothly swings onto the screen during calibration, takes up minimal space, and allows you to keep working while maintaining consistent color accuracy.

Color Navigator 7 Color Management Software

EIZO's proprietary free ColorNavigator 7 software offers a complete solution for precise color calibration and quality control. It supports multiple preset color modes, simultaneous calibration, and automatic recalibration, while allowing users to set detailed targets for brightness, white point, gamma (EOTF), and color gamut to ensure dependable, long-term color consistency.

ColorNavigator Network Quality Control Software

EIZO’s ColorNavigator Network software enables centralized color management for ColorEdge monitors across studios with multiple editors and creators working on shared projects. Administrators can remotely define color modes, schedule automatic self-calibration for monitors with built-in sensors, and manage asset settings over the network. This streamlined control ensures consistent color standards throughout large-scale workflows while significantly reducing the time spent on calibration and ongoing maintenance.

Sync Signal

The monitor’s Sync Signal feature automatically adjusts brightness, gamma (EOTF), and color gamut based on the input signal’s metadata. This removes the need for manual color mode switching when moving between projects, ensuring you always work with the correct display settings.

HDR Gamma Curves

For HDR content, the CG2400SV supports the gamma (EOTF) compatible hybrid log-gamma (HLG) transfer function for broadcasting and perceptual quantization (PQ) curve for production of films and streamed content.

Vivid Colors Reproduced to Industry Standards

This wide-gamut display covers 98% of DCI-P3, supports BT.2020 for broadcast, and reproduces 99% of Adobe RGB for photography and imaging workflows. It also fully supports ISO Coated v2 and US Web Coated CMYK, making it an excellent choice for color-critical print production.

True Black Display

Compliant with DCI standards, the monitor delivers a 1800:1 contrast ratio, producing deep, true blacks that are difficult to achieve on standard LCDs. A specialized retardation film ensures tonal depth and contrast remain consistent, even when viewed from an angle.

3D LUT for Accurate Color Display

The monitor is equipped with a 3D LUT, which adjusts colors on an RGB cubic table. Using ColorNavigator 7's LogView LUT Emulation function, users can emulate film color properties using a 3D LUT file.

10-Bit Simultaneous Display

The monitor offers 10-bit simultaneous display* from a 16-bit look-up table (LUT), which means it can produce more than one billion colors. This is 64 times more colors than you get with 8-bit display, resulting in smooth color gradations and reduced Delta-E between two adjacent colors.

Broadcast and Cinema Presets

The monitor's wide color gamut covers 98% of the DCI-P3 standard used in digital cinema and supports the BT.2020 standard used in broadcasting for exceptionally faithful reproduction of color. It also covers 99% of the Adobe RGB color space so images and video shot in Adobe RGB will be displayed correctly. Color mode presets can easily be changed via the switches on the front of the monitor, enabling straightforward color management for each project.

Luminance Warning

The Luminance Warning function allows users to check the areas where clipping or emulation occurs when PQ Option is enabled. These areas are marked in yellow or magenta to easily distinguish them within the image.

Markers for Information Overlay

The CG2400SV features a marker function to ensure that elements, such as text or graphics, are properly positioned on the screen. Up to three markers can be displayed to define areas of the screen where content will be shown. The position, size, and color of each marker can be adjusted to suit the current project.

Pixel Inspection

Pixel Inspection helps prevent costly errors by ensuring creators work within the correct technical parameters. Accessible through the monitor’s on-screen display (OSD), it displays detailed color information for individual pixels, comparing the source input data with the image shown on screen. This allows system managers to verify that a creator’s settings match the project’s predefined color standards, even in remote workflows, reducing the risk of rework, delays, and inconsistencies caused by incorrect technical settings.

BT.709 Out-of-Gamut Warning

The monitor includes a Gamut Warning function that indicates areas of a BT.2020 image that cannot be reproduced in the BT.709 color space - the standard for Full HD broadcasts - by displaying them in shades of gray. An additional Clip mode allows the editor to view BT.2020 images within the BT.709 color space, simulating how it would look in an HDTV environment.