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Hi all
I've just ordered a Gigabyte M32U as my old monitor has given up the ghost. I do a lot of photo editing, but I've struggled to get the most out of my setup with the old screen.
I'll be calibrating it with an i1 display plus and have Photoshop set up to run in 30-bit colour mode. My raw editor is DXO Photolab, which is limited to 24-bit colour and seems to show the working image in sRGB (but exports in Adobe RGB).
The M32U is wide gamut, but doesn't cover the full Adobe rgb colour space. Should I calibrate it at the native gamut then lock it down to sRGB in DXO so the gamut matches what's on screen, or calibrate it in the sRGB mode?
Thanks!
I've just ordered a Gigabyte M32U as my old monitor has given up the ghost. I do a lot of photo editing, but I've struggled to get the most out of my setup with the old screen.
I'll be calibrating it with an i1 display plus and have Photoshop set up to run in 30-bit colour mode. My raw editor is DXO Photolab, which is limited to 24-bit colour and seems to show the working image in sRGB (but exports in Adobe RGB).
The M32U is wide gamut, but doesn't cover the full Adobe rgb colour space. Should I calibrate it at the native gamut then lock it down to sRGB in DXO so the gamut matches what's on screen, or calibrate it in the sRGB mode?
Thanks!