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SDI inside: EIZO’s CG2400SV aims at serious video work

SDI, HDR, 10-bit colour, and a carry handle: EIZO’s new 24″ ColorEdge CG2400SV is aimed at post houses, studios, and on-set use.

EIZO has introduced the ColorEdge CG2400SV, a 24.1-inch monitor designed specifically for postproduction, broadcast, and on-set workflows. It is the second EIZO monitor to feature SDI input and output, following the larger CG3146. The CG2400SV supports 3G-SDI Level A and HD-SDI, providing uncompressed video transfer for use with camera systems and live feeds. HDMI and DisplayPort are also included.

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Designed for HDR and colour-critical work

The CG2400SV targets HDR video applications with a peak brightness of 400 cd/m² and a contrast ratio of 1800:1. It supports both HLG and PQ gamma curves, meeting DCI specification requirements. EIZO states that the monitor covers 98 percent of the DCI-P3 colour space and supports the BT.2020 standard. It features 10-bit colour rendering and a 16-bit 3D LUT for accurate colour reproduction and smooth gradients. EIZO specifies that the monitor is suited for colour-critical applications such as editing, grading, and live broadcast monitoring.

Calibration: built-in, automatic, and networked

Like other models in the ColorEdge line, the CG2400SV includes a built-in sensor for automated self-calibration using EIZO’s ColorNavigator software. The monitor can be managed via EIZO’s ColorNavigator Network for remote quality control across facilities.

An API allows third-party applications to access monitor management and calibration functions without needing to launch EIZO’s own software. EIZO highlights a “Pixel Inspection” tool for checking signal processing accuracy within the pipeline. This feature is intended to assist in quality control workflows.

Physical features for mobile workflows

The monitor’s 1920×1200 resolution panel uses IPS wide-gamut LCD technology. The aspect ratio is 16:10. A carry handle is built into the chassis for transport, aimed at mobile setups and tight spaces such as control rooms.

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The enclosure is manufactured from more than 85 percent recycled plastic, and the packaging is made from moulded pulp derived from recycled cardboard and newspaper.

Included accessories are a shading hood and a headphone output. The display also features a digital uniformity equaliser to maintain consistent brightness and chromaticity across the panel.

Specifications at a glance

FeatureSpecification
Display TypeIPS LCD, wide gamut
Screen Size24.1″
Resolution1920 × 1200 (16:10 aspect ratio)
Colour Depth10-bit display
LUT16-bit 3D LUT
Brightness400 cd/m²
Contrast Ratio1800:1
Colour Space Coverage98 % DCI-P3, supports BT.2020
HDR SupportHLG and PQ curves
Inputs3G-SDI Level A, HD-SDI, DisplayPort, HDMI
OutputsSDI
CalibrationBuilt-in sensor with ColorNavigator software
Remote ManagementColorNavigator Network
API AccessYes, for third-party integration
Quality Control ToolPixel Inspection
Uniformity TechnologyDigital Uniformity Equalizer
Headphone OutputYes
PortabilityIntegrated carry handle
Environmental Design>85 % recycled plastic, moulded pulp packaging
AccessoriesLight-shielding hood included
Warranty5 years, with on-site exchange
AvailabilityExpected December 2025
Price€1,899 (MSRP)

Availability and pricing

EIZO plans to ship the CG2400SV from December 2025. The manufacturer’s suggested retail price is €1,899. The monitor will be on display at IBC 2025 in Amsterdam (Hall 7, Stand D33).

As always, innovations and specifications should be tested in your actual production environment before deployment.