Sony LMD-1510W Brochure page 14

PVM-X300
Full-HD production has widely impacted the broadcast and video production industry, yet now
another wave is forming – the 4K content creation wave. Its rise is rapid, and it looks set to
dramatically change the content creation industry, especially digital cinema.
Seeing this wave develop, you may be looking around for a versatile, dependable 4K video monitor.
You can catch one right now – a right-size, easy-to-use monitor for every element of the production
workflow including 4K cinema production (onset monitoring, dailies, and editing), 4K live production
(camera control and program preview) and real-time 4K presentation.
Sony is proud to introduce the PVM-X300, 30-inch*
monitor, ideal for 4K previewing in onset and editing applications.
The PVM-X300 monitor realizes true 4K resolution in a portable 30-inch size. It's packed with features
such as a wide-viewing-angle IPS LCD panel, and versatile input interfaces including 3G/HD-SDI x
4, HDMI x 4 and DisplayPort*
control system, and supports an optional 4K SxS player.*
Want to review immediately the 4K images from your camera without an external box, and would
you like to free yourself from complicated wired connections? It's easy with an optional 4K SxS
player. Combine the PVM-X300 4K video monitor with this player to achieve an integrated total
workflow with Sony's PMW-F55 4K cameras.
Catch every advantage of the 4K wave not just in film and TV production, but also in a wide range
of other applications. The PVM-X300 is also ideal in industrial design and visualization systems,
computer grap
*1 767.5 mm viewing area, measured diagonally.
*2 Supported by V1.1 or later.
4K
Cinema
Production
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x 2 inputs. In addition, it delivers a user-application-oriented monitor
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hics systems, and in museum and laboratory environments. Catch it now!
Production
It's Time for 4K
Don't Miss the Wave;
Catch the PVM-X300 4K Monitor
true 4K (4096 x 2160 pixels) resolution LCD video
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4K
Live
Industry Production
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4K
Business and
* Produced by TV Globo with the F65