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Canon DP-V2730 27-inch Professional 4K/HDR Reference Display
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Canon DP-V2730 27-inch Professional 4K/HDR Reference Display
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- 27” 4K UHD HDR Display
- 1000 cd/m2 brightness and 0.001 cd/m2 black levels
- HDR monitoring tools
- Achieves Dolby Vision and Grade 1A EBU TECH3220 standards
- Dual/Quad display with 8K Support
- 12G-SDI and HDMI connectivity
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An advanced professional 4K HDR monitor, the DP-V2730 has a 4K UHD panel and 1,000 cd/m² full screen peak brightness, with Canon’s local dimming technology giving an ultra-low black level of 0.001 cd/m².
A great option for both filmmakers and broadcasters, the DP-V2730 has a 27-inch screen that achieves high brightness with less noise, which is ideal for both on-set and postproduction environments. Canon’s brightness, detailed shadows and wide colour gamut across the entire screen achieves Dolby Vision certification and Grade1A in EBU TECH3320 standards[1]. The DP-V2730 features a suite of monitoring tools such as a waveform monitor, histogram, frame luminance monitor, RGB parade and much more – all driven by Canon’s latest processing platform for outstanding performance. The display is a great companion for broadcast and filmmaking, delivering high-end 4K HDR performance for on-set studios, OB Vans and post-production editing, VFX and colour grading.
The DP-V2730 has a HDMI input and 12G-SDI Terminals (4x Inputs and 5x Outputs) capable of delivering 4K60P 4:2:2 10-bit or 4K30P 4:4:4 12-bit signals, ideal for integration into multiple workflows. The DP-V2730 can also easily be linked to a computer, tablet or smartphone plus multiple Canon Displays (via a LAN connection) with the RemoteControl Web UI. This touch-optimised interface provides live image viewing, detailed signal information and direct control over inputs, monitoring tools and settings[2]. Users can also access 4-way SDI input switching via a paid upgrade that supports various workflows, such as sending an output feed to a director’s monitor, external recorder or live steaming solution.