2009Forum Monitors
Spécifications du moniteur et performances sur le terrain pour steadicam travaux à partir de 2009 NAB montrer
Il y a 17 ans. Le matériel et les prix ont peut-être changé depuis.
Ce que le fil a révélé
- Marshall a introduit un moniteur OLED de 7,6 pouces avec un rapport de contraste de 10 000:1 et une luminosité de 200 nits, avec des entrées HDSDI, composites et composants HD plus mode fausse couleur
- Nabtek a développé un moniteur LCD haute luminosité autour de 1000 Nits avec des entrées HDSDI, composites et composants HD et une capacité de fausse couleur
- The Lumavec Blackbird monitor performed well in direct sunlight even with the sun reflecting directly on the screen
- TV Logic monitors outperformed several competing models in outdoor side-by-side comparisons
- Transvideo Ultrabright monitors remained a preferred choice for outdoor use but were significantly more expensive than competing options
- LED backlit monitors consume approximately 30 percent less power than standard backlit designs
- Hand-made monitor production in limited annual runs affects availability and replacement turnaround time
Dépend de
- The 200 nits specification of the Marshall OLED raised questions about performance in bright sunlight but no field test results were reported
- The Nebtek monitor's behavior in extreme cold climates with its bright backlight remained untested
- The ABC high brightness LCD prototype washed out in direct sunlight and the manufacturer indicated it needed further development
- The Tiffen OLED was in early prototype stage several months away from completion
- Lumavec Blackbird monitors were produced in limited quantities annually and had extended lead times
- The Blackbird monitor at that time accepted only composite analog video and standard connectors, not HD-SDI
- Lumavec's new HD monitor line was still in development with specifications not yet finalized