Video Monitors up to 50 Inches
Large Displays for Studio, Production and Control Rooms
Lilliput UQ31 – 31.5 8K Broadcast Monitor 12G-SDI
€ 3316.74 incl. VAT
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Lilliput Q31-8K – 31.5 Broadcast Monitor 8K
€ 2854.81 incl. VAT
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Lilliput Q43-8K – 43-inch broadcast monitor with 12G-SDI
€ 2799.00 incl. VAT
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Lilliput BM310-4KS 31 inch 4K HDR field monitor
€ 1379.00 incl. VAT
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Video monitors up to 50 inches provide a large viewing area for studio, production, control room and post-production applications. They are suitable for installations where images need to be evaluated from a greater viewing distance or where a larger display is preferred for production monitoring.
Depending on the model, available features can include HDMI, SDI, high-resolution signal support and professional monitoring functions. The appropriate monitor depends on the required screen size, signal interfaces, native panel resolution and installation environment. For other sizes and monitor types, see our Video Monitors.
- Studio and production monitoring
- Control rooms and production workstations
- Post-production and image evaluation
- Large fixed monitoring installations
- Large video monitors up to 50 inches
- Depending on the model HDMI, SDI or other professional video interfaces
- Options for high-resolution production workflows
- Designed primarily for larger fixed monitoring environments
What types of applications are video monitors up to 50 inches designed for?
Video monitors in this size range can be used for studio production, control rooms, post-production and larger fixed monitoring installations. Their larger viewing area is useful where images need to be evaluated from a greater viewing distance or where more screen space is preferred for production monitoring. The appropriate monitor depends on the viewing environment, required interfaces and installation space.
What video interfaces should I look for when choosing a monitor in this category?
Available interfaces vary by model and can include HDMI, SDI and higher-bandwidth SDI standards such as 12G-SDI. The required connections depend on the signal sources and equipment already used in the production environment. Check the individual product specification for the available inputs, outputs and supported signal formats before purchasing.
Do monitors in this category support 4K or 8K video workflows?
Selected monitors in this size range are designed for high-resolution production workflows including 4K and 8K signals. However, support for an 8K signal does not necessarily mean that the monitor itself has a native 8K panel. When comparing models, check both the supported signal formats and the native panel resolution separately.
Is HDR support relevant for studio and production monitors in this size class?
HDR monitoring can be useful when working with compatible high dynamic range video signals in production or post-production. HDR support is model-dependent and the available formats and display capabilities can differ between monitors. If HDR is required for your workflow, check the individual product specification for the supported HDR standards.
Why are panel resolution and panel technology important when choosing a large video monitor?
The native panel resolution determines how many pixels the display can reproduce directly and should be considered separately from the maximum resolution of an accepted input signal. Panel technology can also influence characteristics such as viewing angle, contrast and colour reproduction. Compare these specifications according to the requirements of your production or monitoring environment.
Are large video monitors suitable for multiview and multi-source monitoring?
Selected production monitors provide multiview functions that allow several video sources to be displayed simultaneously on one screen. This can be useful in control rooms, live production and other multi-camera environments. The number of supported sources and available screen layouts vary by model, so the individual specification should be checked when multiview is required.
How do I choose the right screen size for a large production monitor?
The appropriate screen size depends mainly on viewing distance, available installation space and the type of monitoring task. A larger display can be useful when several people need to view the image or when the monitor is positioned farther from the operator, while a smaller size may be more practical at an individual workstation. Screen size should be considered together with native resolution, signal interfaces and mounting requirements.
