Two weeks with EIZO's new 31.5-inch CS3200X reveal a colour-accurate 4K production monitor that retains much of the CG experience at roughly a thrid of the price. How?
EIZO is bringing OLED into the ColorEdge lineup. The company is previewing an OLED ColorEdge model under development, positioned for 4K HDR workflows and featuring refined ABL luminance control, a status indicator, built-in calibration sensor technology, and ColorNavigator software demos at NAB and MPTS 2026.
EIZO’s new ColorEdge CG3100X offers DCI-4K, HDR presets, 99% DCI-P3 coverage and True Black filter. Available November 2025 for less money than you'd expect!
Professional monitors cost a lot of money. But what exactly defines "professional" and how close can you get to a real professional monitor with a mid-range panel for prosumers? Let's go poaching in the Asus range!
And here is the spring edition of DP! On board this time: Emil / MaxR at the Filmakademie, Nuke 14 (including part three of the best little helpers) and a big workshop on BMD Cloud. For those who prefer to read about projects: Trixter's work on Shehulk, a dialect comedy in HFR and two award-winning student projects from HFF Munich.
Reference monitor is a big word, but EIZO was the first on the market to fulfil the minimum requirements with this device, especially to meet all the demands for HDR. The performance is based on a completely new technology that overcomes the previous limits of LCD IPS panel technology. All comparable products that have come out since then have used the same panel technology. So EIZO was not only a pioneer, they also backed the right horse.
If 4K is not just 4K, and HDR is also interpreted this way and that, and the whole thing then comes in the outdated inch format, you are quickly confused as a monitor seeker. Standing desperately at a crossroads, you cry out for a wizard. Abracadabra, here comes EIZO.
At the IBC in Amsterdam, EIZO presented its ColorEdge PROMINENCE CG3145 HDR monitor for the first time - everyone is talking about HDR. Not least because many 4K televisions are already being sold with an HDR label and HDR is therefore a buzzword for end users.
With the SX2462W, EIZO adds another high-end screen to its widescreen portfolio. The 24-inch monitor is intended to impress in colour reproduction through IPS LCD technology. Its colour range covers 98 percent of the Adobe RGB colour space, allowing images and graphics to impress with rich, intense colours.
At IBC 2008, EIZO is introducing the new 23-inch CG232W monitor for film and television production. Its applications range from creative work and post-production to use as a control and mastering monitor.