EIZO ColorNavigator

sRGB, Adobe RGB and Rec. 709 modes can be stored in the monitor and adjusted with ColorNavigator. Change modes through the monitor controls, the application or its taskbar icon; the corresponding ICC monitor profile, which describes its colour behaviour to compatible software, is activated in the operating system. Targets can be edited, calibrated and renamed.

All Standard Modes can be calibrated together. With a built-in calibration sensor, supported monitors can recalibrate on a schedule even when switched off; reminders are available for other routines. Adjustment targets stay in the monitor when a different computer is connected.

For film emulation, 3D lookup tables, or LUTs, are supported on CG-series models except CG2730 and CG2420. For print matching, manual target controls include primary/secondary colour hue and saturation plus grey balance.

The current European compatibility page lists Windows, macOS and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8/9. The appropriate release still depends on the exact monitor, sensor and operating system. Do not install ColorNavigator 6 and 7 together: running version 6 after creating targets in version 7 can make those targets disappear.

The API, a programming interface available from version 7.1.12, lets another application change modes, create targets, run or cancel SelfCalibration and retrieve results. The software is free; it still needs the supported display and measurement arrangement.