24 Inches Broadcast Monitor

Key Features

• Featuring a native 4K resolution, the 4K 12G-SDI single link supports up to 4096 x 2160 at 60p, with 2 x 12G-SDI signal inputs and outputs (auto-detected 6G/3G/HD/SD-SDI), 1x HDMI 2.0 input, and 1x SDI SFP + module input cage.
• Compatible with Color Space and Calman calibration software, Calytrix Solutions monitors utilize a K10-A probe (professional level) for precise color calibration. The monitors are also compatible with universal colorimeters including CA210, CA310, CS200, CR100, CR250, and X-Rite i1 Display.
• Ensuring a quick response for fast-moving images, the monitor avoids issues like blurriness and sawtooth effects, providing a clearer and smoother image. This capability satisfies high-end demanding workflows such as live sports, camera shaking, and rolling subtitles.
• With the LUT loading function, users can load two different 3D LUT files with varying color types, simplifying DIT, post-production, and grading work. This optimizes the workflow and improves efficiency.
• Calytrix Solutions 4K, 8K, and iBM series support a range of EOTF curve conversions applicable to the broadcast industry and digital film standards. The monitors offer presets for numerous camera logs and gamma curve selections, facilitating a perfect combination with the camera system.
• In Quad View Mode, the monitor supports mixed inputs and frequency rates. Each window can easily switch to single-picture mode with a shortcut button or GPI. Each window can also select a different color space and HDR waveform.
• Featuring a 4K HDR Waveform, SDI, and HDMI support Waveform, Vector scope, and Histogram. The Waveform Alarm marks overexposed areas in red when luminance reaches or exceeds the preset value.
• The HDR reference white is set at 203 nits, and the HDR highlight ratio should not exceed 20% of the entire image. HDR waveform and HDR area display provide an intuitive representation of HDR information for user convenience
• The Darkness Check function enhances brightness and contrast ratio in dark areas, revealing more shadow details in the input signal. This function is essential for double-checking shadow details and preventing information loss in dark areas.
• The BOX Control function allows flexible adjustment of the height and width of the marker frame on the monitor. Users can easily adjust it up, down, left, and right, providing great convenience in program production.