Hello
I do not have mac anymore and can not check what I'm going to say anymore.
But the real thing of hardware calibration is that the profile is in the Lut's screen and not in the graphic card whose vgct must be linear.
In my opinion, it should be enough to indicate to "system" as screen profile into dt and let Eizo's Lut apply its own profile.
You should see the difference ...
It would be a shame to have this screen and stay in sRGB!
By the way, I read quickly the discussion on pixelus. Your profile is necessarily different from the Adobe RGB and may actually be a little bit higher. What is certain is that the Adobe RGB is a color workspace and can never integrate the specifics of a screen. That's why your profile will always be better.
Trust Elle Stone, it's the best color specialist and I'm glad she's speaking on this forum.
I do not have mac anymore and can not check what I'm going to say anymore.
But the real thing of hardware calibration is that the profile is in the Lut's screen and not in the graphic card whose vgct must be linear.
In my opinion, it should be enough to indicate to "system" as screen profile into dt and let Eizo's Lut apply its own profile.
You should see the difference ...
It would be a shame to have this screen and stay in sRGB!
By the way, I read quickly the discussion on pixelus. Your profile is necessarily different from the Adobe RGB and may actually be a little bit higher. What is certain is that the Adobe RGB is a color workspace and can never integrate the specifics of a screen. That's why your profile will always be better.
Trust Elle Stone, it's the best color specialist and I'm glad she's speaking on this forum.