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Looking for new broadcast monitor.
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John Watts
December 28, 2022 at 5:40 pmI am looking to make a buy for a broadcast monitor 4K res and below and all frame rates, with built in scopes. There are so many off brand ones out there, not sure I can go there. I have liked Panasonic monitors in the past. Any ideas appreciated. Budget under $2,000.
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Mads Nybo jørgensen
December 28, 2022 at 8:08 pmHey John,
If you are looking for a broadcast monitor with SDI in, you are going to be hard pressed on the $ 2,000 budget. Although, in the UK we have seen quite a few auctions recently with Broadcast kit, including monitors of various brands, at a very low cost.
I do have a very old Panasonic HD-SDI LCD monitor. I still use it for location shoots, but it came out before 4K…In my editing bay I have a 27″ EIZO Coloredge monitor that I am very happy with. It does not have SDI, but it is able to self-calibrate to Adobe. I use the internal Adobe scopes for grade. And, if in a tight spot, I add a Broadcast Safe filter (BorisFX) to the Premiere Pro Timeline.
https://www.eizoglobal.com/products/coloredge/index.htmlBlackmagic for me is a bit of “hit & Miss”, but you could maybe combine your new monitor with their SmartScope Duo 4KSmartScope Duo 4K – although somewhere along that path you will need a HDMI/SDI converter, or similar.
Looking forward to hearing what solution you come up with, as many of us are in the same boat.
Atb
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John Watts
December 29, 2022 at 10:44 pmThanks.
I will be using a combination of HDMI and SDI. And I might could raise the budget some. I feel much better using scopes on the monitor vs scopes within PPro, but, that is just a “me” thing. I will be making a decision before too long.
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Eric Santiago
December 30, 2022 at 1:16 amThe word broadcast hikes up the price as usual.
My experiences vary from north of $20K (Sony) to as low as $899 USD (OSEE).
Currently, I am using an Eizo ColorEdge 24″ at home as well as an OSEE 15.6 LCD ref on shoots but doubles as broadcast for home.
At my day job I use an Flanders LM-2461W and an LG 4K since a lot of cross-overs to Social Media.
I know they all sound like grading monitors but honestly, they all have scopes and do the y same job as the old Sony monsters I’ve worked with in the past.
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Mads Nybo jørgensen
December 31, 2022 at 4:29 amHey John,
Any reason for not going for external scopes all together?
I miss mine, but don’t have a SDI interface, unless I turn on my UltraStudio 4K – which apart from making a lot of noise, is also power hungry.On my big screen I’m happy to use the scope provided by Adobe, although at times it decides not to show.
However, when on-site at client LOCATION, I would love to have a break-out monitor (HDMI or Display-port), that could also as an alternative perform as a scope with an Broadcast Standard accurate reading of the video only from Adobe CC Premiere or AE.
I suspect that may never happen, unless someone knows a secret that I have not yet found..?Atb
Mads
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