4K Video Monitors for Production and Post page 4
UHD Monitoring with HDMI, SDI and Professional Video Features
Lilliput BM280 protective screen made of Makrolon
€ 59.83 incl. VAT
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Lilliput PVM220S Desktop Stand with VESA Mount
€ 49.98 incl. VAT
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Lilliput BM280 Rackmount Kit for rack mounting
€ 29.90 incl. VAT
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Lilliput BM230-4KS - BM230-12G Rackmount Kit
€ 28.91 incl. VAT
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Lilliput Rackmount Kit for Q23-4K and Q23-8K
€ 28.91 incl. VAT
Lilliput PVM150S Rackmount KIT
€ 23.90 incl. VAT
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Protective screen for Lilliput BM150 series
€ 21.42 incl. VAT
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Battery adapter plate for Sony NP-F on Lilliput monitors
€ 17.86 incl. VAT
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Lilliput battery adapter for Canon LP-E6
€ 16.90 incl. VAT
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4K video monitors are designed for production, studio, live video and post-production workflows involving UHD or other high-resolution video signals. Depending on the model, a monitor may provide a native 4K panel or support 4K signal input while using a different native display resolution.
Available features can include HDMI, SDI, 12G-SDI, HDR, 3D LUT support, multiview functions and high-brightness displays depending on the individual monitor. For other resolutions, sizes and monitor types, see our Video Monitors.
- 4K and UHD production monitoring
- Studio and live production
- Editing and post-production
- Camera, field and fixed monitoring setups
- Support for 4K and UHD workflows depending on the model
- HDMI, SDI or 12G-SDI interfaces depending on the monitor
- Options with HDR, 3D LUT, multiview or high brightness
- Different screen sizes, mounting options and installation formats
What distinguishes a 4K video monitor from a standard computer monitor?
A video monitor is designed primarily for monitoring video signals rather than general computer use. Depending on the model, professional video monitors can provide SDI or 12G-SDI connections together with functions such as HDR monitoring, 3D LUT support, waveform tools or multiview. The available features vary considerably between models, so the required signal interfaces and monitoring functions should be considered when choosing a display.
Do I need SDI or HDMI connectivity on a 4K video monitor?
The appropriate interface depends on the outputs of your camera, switcher or other video equipment. HDMI is widely used for camera, playback and production equipment, while SDI is common in professional video and broadcast signal chains. Selected monitors also provide 12G-SDI for compatible 4K workflows, so check the available inputs, outputs and supported signal formats of the individual model.
How do I choose the right screen size for a 4K video monitor?
The appropriate screen size depends on viewing distance, available installation space and how the monitor will be used. Compact displays can be suitable for camera and mobile production setups, while larger screens provide more viewing area for studio, control room and post-production applications. Screen size should be considered together with native panel resolution, mounting requirements and the required video interfaces.
What does 12G-SDI mean and when is it useful for 4K monitoring?
12G-SDI is a high-bandwidth SDI standard that can carry compatible UHD and 4K video signals over a single SDI connection. It is useful when cameras, switchers or other production equipment already provide 12G-SDI outputs and a direct SDI monitoring path is required. Higher-resolution workflows can use different connection arrangements, so the exact supported resolutions, frame rates and link configurations should always be checked for the individual monitor.
Is HDR support important when choosing a 4K video monitor?
HDR monitoring can be useful when working with compatible high dynamic range video signals during production or post-production. HDR support is not standard across every 4K monitor, and the supported HDR formats and display characteristics differ between models. If HDR is part of your workflow, check the individual monitor specification for the supported standards and display capabilities.
What are 3D LUTs and are they available on 4K video monitors?
A 3D LUT allows a defined colour transformation or preview look to be applied to the image shown on the monitor. This can be useful for previewing log footage or evaluating a particular colour treatment during production. 3D LUT support is available on selected models, including the Lilliput Q28-8K-FC, but supported LUT formats and loading options vary by monitor.
Are 4K video monitors available for mobile and field production?
Yes, selected 4K video monitors are available in configurations intended for mobile production and transport. Depending on the model, options can include compact housings, protective cases, flight cases or different mounting solutions. If the monitor will frequently be transported or used on location, check the supplied protection, mounting options, dimensions, weight and power requirements of the individual model.
