Canon: New 18

[14:03 fri,3.December 2021 by Thomas Richter]

Canon has introduced the new 18.4" 4K HDR (3,840 x 2,160 pixels) DP-V1830 portable reference monitor for professionals, featuring 1,000 nits brightness and built-in HDR monitoring tools. Its a-Si TFT Active Matrix LCD panel supports 85% of the professional Rec.2020 color space, far exceeding mere DCI-P3 coverage. It also features an exceptionally low black level of 0.001 nits and meets both Dolby Vision certification and EBU TECH33201 "Class 1A" standards.

Canon DP-V1830 Reference Monitor

The DP-V1830 is the successor to the slightly smaller (but heavier) 17"

DP-V1711. Like the latter, it offers four 12G-SDI inputs and four 12G-SDI outputs, an HDMI

port, and an Ethernet port. It can display a maximum of 4K 60p 4:2:2

10-bit or 4K 30p 4:4:4

12-bit signals. Its HDR monitoring tools include a waveform monitor, false color functionality, and HDR range adjustment function - via 2 or even 4 split screen, SDR and HDR images or HDR images with false color or peaking can also be displayed side by side.

Canon DP-V1830 color space coverage

In addition to these traditional HDR image control functions, it offers new features such as a pixel value checker, out-of-range color/maximum and minimum luminance display, and a direct HDR / SDR comparison display that provide detailed information on every aspect of the signal. In addition, the DP-V1830 supports Hybrid Log-Gamma (BT.2100), HDR EOTFs, SMPTE ST 2084, ACES, Perceptual Quantization (PQ), and Canon Log gamma curves (Canon Log, Log 2, and Log 3).

Canon DP-V1830 interfaces

Due to its low weight of approx. 7.5 kg and the possibility. Power also via a DC 24 V input, the DP-V1830 is also suitable for mobile use. Like its predecessors, the DP-V1830 features Canon&s new processor concept, which allows new functions to be implemented via future firmware updates. For example, Canon plans to release firmware (albeit at a cost) in the summer of 2022 to support RGB

parade waveform monitoring, as well as input switching via the multifunction SDI

output. Other features are to follow.

Canon DP-V1830 false color mode.

To provide better visibility and control of image quality, the upgrade includes dual/quad display adjustments that allow user:ins to apply individual LUTs to each input, as well as a CIE standards chromaticity diagram that shows color distribution across the entire image.

The Canon DP-V1830 is expected to be available in the first quarter of 2022 at a price of around 12,000 euros.

more infos at bei www.canon-europe.com

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