Lilliput Q7 Pro Full HD Monitor with SDI & HDMI Cross Conversion

The Lilliput Q7 Pro 7" HDR and LUT Monitor is a broadcast monitor for professional camera and video applications. The monitor has a resolution of 1920 x 1200, a brightness of 500 cd/m² and a contrast ratio of 1000:1. The HDMI connection can actively send HDMI input signal or output HDMI signal converted from SDI.

The Q7 Pro has an adjustable color space and accurate color calibration, which ensures clear and vibrant images. The HDR function reproduces a wide dynamic range of brightness, showing brighter/darker details more clearly. You can select the correct gamma mode when the HDR function is turned off. The built-in 3D LUT allows for a wide range of colors and contains eight standard logs and six user logs. The 3D LUT Load supports loading .cube files via a USB stick.

The Q7 Pro offers a range of additional features to enhance your photos and movies. These include color space, HDR, time code, YRGB column, pixel zoom, vectorscope, waveform, audio level meter, peaking, false color, histogram, exposure, control field, color bars, and image inversion functions. The F1 and F2 user-definable buttons let you customize hotkeys for additional functions, and the 75mm VESA and 1/4"-20 shoe mount let you mount the Q7 Pro to your DSLR or camcorder.

SDI and HDMI cross conversion

This allows you to transfer signals from an SDI input to an HDMI output and vice versa.

3D LUT

With the wide color gamut you can create a Rec. 709 color space reproduction, and it features eight standard logs and six user logs.

HDR

With HDR you can display light and dark elements clearly and vividly.

gamma

You can select the appropriate gamma mode for your image: 1.8, 2.0, 2.2, 2.35, 2.4, 2.6 and 2.8.

Customizable color space

Native, SMPTE-C, Rec. 709 and EBU options are available for color space.

Color calibration

Supports LightSpace CMS PRO/LTE version to reproduce the colors of the image color space.

Camera assist functions

Various help functions to enhance your photos and videos.