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Chapter
4
Example Usage Scenarios
Color Managed Workow with Print Emulation
In this example, the monitor will be congured for use in a color managed workow that utilizes the full color gamut of
the monitor, and a print emulation for US Web Coated SWOP printing will also be congured.
Since in this example the monitor will be used in a color-managed workow (meaning all of the applications being used
are color managed), the monitor will be set up to use its full (native) color gamut. This will provide the maximum possible
color gamut and not be articially limited by using a set colorspace such as AdobeRGB or sRGB. The color management
within the applications being used will automatically convert colors as necessary by using the ICC/ColorSync prole
created by MultiProler.
Note: If the color workow is not color managed, then for some applications, it may be benecial to use a set colorspace such as
sRGB.
Two picture modes will be created, one for normal viewing, and one for the print emulation preview. The two modes can
be toggled using MultiProler or using the monitor’s OSD controls.
Notes:
1. Since both of the modes being created are based on using the same full color gamut of the display, it is acceptable
to switch between picture modes using the OSD controls on the monitor, because the ICC/ColorSync prole is the same
between the two modes.
2. Proles will only be automatically updated when using MultiProler. Proles cannot be changed using the OSD controls.
On the Picture Mode panel, select the Picture Mode
that will be used to store the full color gamut settings.
The choice of which of the 5 Picture Modes is a personal
preference since they can all be congured in the same
way.
In this example, the rst Picture Mode is selected. The
settings for this mode will be replaced by the edits made
next.
The Metamerism correction setting can be turned off
if the monitor is not being used with a second standard
color gamut monitor.
Click Edit... to start the Color Conguration Wizard.










