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Lilliput Q10 10.1" Hdmi 2.0 / 2x 12G-SDI Ultra High Brightness On-camera Monitor

Input, pass through, and display 4K DCI, 4K UHD, and Full HD on this Q10 10.1" Ultrahigh Brightness On-Camera Monitor with 2 x 12G-SDI and 1 x HDMI from LILLIPUT. With a 1500 cd/m2 maximum brightness, you can use this monitor on exterior shoots without a sunhood as well as on interior shoots. The monitor supports frame rates from 24 to 60p, covering Us and EU cinema frame rates. Featuring both HDMI and SDI in and out, the monitor can easily fit into most workflows.

SKU: GC65-LILLIQ10

Lilliput Q10 10.1" Hdmi 2.0 / 2x 12G-SDI Ultra High Brightness On-camera Monitor

Lilliput Q10 10.1" Hdmi 2.0 / 2x 12G-SDI Ultra High Brightness On-camera Monitor

Input, pass through, and display 4K DCI, 4K UHD, and Full HD on this Q10 10.1" Ultrahigh Brightness On-Camera Monitor with 2 x 12G-SDI and 1 x HDMI from LILLIPUT. With a 1500 cd/m2 maximum brightness, you can use this monitor on exterior shoots without a sunhood as well as on interior shoots. The monitor supports frame rates from 24 to 60p, covering Us and EU cinema frame rates. Featuring both HDMI and SDI in and out, the monitor can easily fit into most workflows.

The monitor supports a 170° H/V viewing angles for good colour and contrast, even when viewed from extremely off center. The monitor powers from a DC input, supporting 7 to 24 VDC and it comes with an L-series battery plate that you can mount on the back. Optional V-mount and Gold mount battery plates are available. A Tally cable features pigtails that allow you to add Tally info. An included suitcase can carry your monitor and accessories to and from location, and can be used for storage when not in use.

Key Features:

10.1" 1920 x 1200 LCD Display

Indoor and Outdoor Use without Sunhood

12G-SDI & HDMI Inputs

170/170° H/V Viewing Angle

Supports Frame Rates from 24 to 60p

7 to 24 VDC Power and Tally Connector

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Lilliput Q10 10.1" Hdmi 2.0 / 2x 12G-SDI Ultra High Brightness On-camera Monitor

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Lilliput Q10 10.1" Hdmi 2.0 / 2x 12G-SDI Ultra High Brightness On-camera Monitor

Input, pass through, and display 4K DCI, 4K UHD, and Full HD on this Q10 10.1" Ultrahigh Brightness On-Camera Monitor with 2 x 12G-SDI and 1 x HDMI from LILLIPUT. With a 1500 cd/m2 maximum brightness, you can use this monitor on exterior shoots without a sunhood as well as on interior shoots. The monitor supports frame rates from 24 to 60p, covering Us and EU cinema frame rates. Featuring both HDMI and SDI in and out, the monitor can easily fit into most workflows.

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