TVLogicMonitor F-10A
The F-10A is TVLogic's new 10″ HDR, Full HD resolution field monitor. It is designed for versatile production applications in the field, with a lighter weight and a slimmer design than monitors of its size.
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| 3 days | ×2.3 | €195 |
| 1 week | ×3.5 | €298 |
| 3 weeks | ×12 | €1,020 |
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Description
The F-10A is TVLogic's new 10″ HDR, Full HD resolution field monitor. It is designed for versatile production applications in the field, with a lighter weight and a slimmer design than monitors of its size.
The F-10A also supports HDMI 2.0 and HDCP 2.2, 4K HDR 60 Hz and a variety of video signals (3G HD / SD-SDI, HDMI). In addition, the monitor provides various professional functions such as HDMI ↔ SDI conversion output, camera LUTs, Arri metadata display, Waveform / Vectorscope, H / V flip, Auto Flip, scanning and image overlay.
Highlights of the TVLOGIC F-10A monitor
10″ LCD screen (1920 x 1080)
300 cd/m².
1000:1 contrast
HDR emulation
Custom 3D LUT camera import
Waveform/Vectorscope
Cross converter (3G/HD/SD-SDI, HDMI)
Excellent Sharpness, Peaking Boost.
H/V Flip, Auto Flip
Clear Surface
Firmware Update
3D LUT support
The monitor can store up to three 3D LUTs internally. You can also load from a list of available 3D LUT files. A LUT for each major camera manufacturer has been included (LOG-C, C-LOG, S-LOG 1/2/3 and RED Gamma 3/4).
HDR
The F-10A supports HDR display via PQ, HLG or SLOG3 EOTF. In Auto mode, the HDR image is converted to the defined brightness range and black level. In Off mode, the video will be cut off.
ARRI ALEXA metadata over SDI
The ARRI ALEXA metadata is carried via the camera's SDI outputs and displayed on the monitor.
Aspect Ratio
The monitor supports several formats and resolutions suited to anamorphic lenses and aspect ratios. When shooting anamorphic, the image you are monitoring is an “unsqueezed” preview of what is actually being recorded.
On-screen display
You can select the type, then adjust the size and transparency of the waveform and the vectorscope.
