Direct and control the image quality of your next film or broadcast production with the 17.3" 4K/8K 12G-SDI Studio Monitor from SWIT, thanks to its 3840 x 2160 LCD panel display with video assist and multiview functions. The screen has a 178° viewing angle, 800:1 contrast ratio, and 300 cd/m²: of brightness. One HDMI 2.0 input and four SDI inputs and outputs can support 4K or 8K video in single-link, quad-link, and mixed inputs multiview. One input source can be copied to four windows to display different HDR/SDR and color gamut simultaneously for easy comparison.
Payload ID identifies the input video's HDR/SDR EOTFs, color gamut, input range, color space, and color depth automatically. The monitor supports the upload of 3D LUTs via a USB Type-A port for consistent color correction. Other video assist functions like focus assist, vectors, and eye pattern increase the efficiency of your image quality observation. Control over the monitor can be achieved via the RS-485 input with IP control or using the front panel buttons. Both an AC and a DC input can provide power to the device or with your choice of a V-mount or Gold mount battery plate. An included power cable, desktop stand, and rack ears make setup on your next soundstage, or integration into a rackmount system, quick and efficient.
- Maximum 16-channel embedded audio meters display; select any two to monitor via speaker
- Supports Lissajous figures and 5.1+2 surround sound patterns
- Zero-latency mode under 4K input sources for special image processing mode for lip sync monitoring
- Built-in eye pattern to check input video transmission quality
- Users can select between V-mount or Gold mount battery plate
- Quad-link 4K/8K supports quad mode and 2SI interleave mode
- Single-link 4K input via 12G-SDI, HDMI 2.0, or 12G-SDI via SFP
- Quad-link via four 3G-SDI 4K or four 12G-SDI 8K inputs
- Input four independent 4K video to multiview
- Supports 12G-SDI, 6G-SDI, 3G-SDI, HD-SDI and HDMI 2.0, 1.4, 1.3 mixed-format inputs
- Waveform, vector, audio meters, EOTF, and color gamut selection for each input