9" HDMI/3G-SDI 1920 x 1200 On-Camera Field Monitor

Product Overview

Model: VX9w-S

1920 x 1200 IPS Panel
Three tally indicator LEDs on the rear and front on-screen display (green, red, yellow)
Waveform, Vectorscope, RGB Parade, Histogram, & Audio Meters
Fully aluminum for durability
Features Gorilla Glass for screen protection
Supports 2K
3G-SDI & HDMI inputs and outputs
Composite & component inputs and outputs
Includes L series battery plate

Video Inputs

3G-SDI
HDMI
Component
Composite
Tally

VX9w

The Ikan VX9w monitor produces dazzling imagery with its Full HD-Plus IPS screen. The monitor is loaded with all the features professionals need to get the right shot every time. The fully aluminum chassis with Gorilla Glass ensures that it can survive the daily rigors of the most demanding sets.

Full HD-Plus 1920 x 1200 IPS Panel

The VX9w packs 2,304,000 pixels in its 8.9″ screen — an impressive 254.4 PPI — yielding a super-sharp image. In addition to the high resolution, the panel features IPS technology that allows for near-perfect viewing angles and deeper, richer, more accurate colors.

Tally Light Indicators

Incorporating a tally connector and three tally lights, the monitor fits well into a switched multi-camera production. You can access the tally connector pin key by removing the interchangeable battery plate.

Tools You Need

No more having to worry whether you got the shot or not. The VX9w has the most common software features including false color for exposure and peaking for focus. In addition, it has advanced features such as waveform, vectorscope, RGB Parade, and audio levels. Everything you need is at your fingertips with eight (8) programmable function keys.

Rugged & Strong

The VX9w updates the classic VX9 shape with aluminum to increase durability. Gorilla glass® protects the screen from damage. All this makes the VX9w a durable workhorse that serves well in the toughest of shooting environments.

Signal Conversion

Need to convert from HDMI to SDI? How about SDI to HDMI? The VX9w can handle both! You can also choose whether to send out the scopes or other onscreen features with the signal or just send a clean signal.