The Blackmagic Design SmartView 4K G3 is a cutting - edge Ultra HD broadcast monitor crafted for broadcast and live production. It's a game - changer, being the first to offer both 12G - SDI and SMPTE - 2110 IP video inputs. This dual - input feature allows it to integrate smoothly into IP - based broadcast systems and a wide range of 12G - SDI professional video gear. With support for resolutions up to 2160p60, it meets the highest video production standards. The SmartView 4K G3 comes with a rich set of features. It has 3D LUTs for perfect color grading and various monitoring controls like focus peaking, H/V delay, blue only, and framing guides. You can power it via AC or 12V DC, giving you the flexibility to use it in different scenarios. Moreover, it has advanced networking features, making it adaptable to both traditional SDI setups and modern IP - based environments. Key features include being a pioneer in Ultra HD broadcast monitoring with dual inputs, high - resolution support, flexible power options, advanced monitoring controls, 3D LUTs, and auto - detection of multiple video formats. Specifications cover a wide range of SDI rates, multiple video format support, and details about the display, power consumption, and temperature ranges. The package includes the SmartView 4K G3, a welcome wallet with a QR code for software download, and a 12 - month limited manufacturer's warranty.
Using the Blackmagic Design SmartView 4K G3 is a breeze. First, connect it to your video source. You can use either the 12G - SDI or SMPTE - 2110 IP input depending on your setup. If you're in a traditional SDI - based environment, the 12G - SDI input is a great choice. For modern IP - based systems, go for the SMPTE - 2110 IP input. When it comes to power, you can plug it into an AC outlet or use a 12V DC power source. Just make sure the power supply is stable. To get the best color in your videos, use the 3D LUTs feature. Adjust the color grading until you're satisfied with the results. You can also use the monitoring controls like focus peaking to make sure your subjects are in sharp focus. As for the H/V delay, it helps in syncing different video elements. When you're not using the monitor, turn it off to save power. Store it in a cool, dry place within the temperature range of - 20°C to 60°C. Keep it away from direct sunlight and moisture. If you need to clean it, use a soft, dry cloth. Don't use harsh chemicals as they can damage the screen. And always remember to check for software updates using the QR code in the welcome wallet to keep your monitor up - to - date.
