Ikan VX9w-S 9" HDMI/3G-SDI 1920 x 1200 On-Camera Tally Field Monitor with Scopes and Sony L Battery Plate

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.

• On-camera monitor with Tally
• 1920 x 1200 IPS Panel
• 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 Sony L Battery Plate

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.

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.

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.

Multiple Inputs and Outputs
The VX9w has composite, component, 3G-SDI and HDMI inputs and outputs. Whatever signal gets sent your way, the VX9w will be able to handle it.

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.

Advanced Software Features
• Waveform
• Vectorscope
• RGB Parade
• Histogram

Waveform
This essential feature assists with the calibration of professional video cameras. It shows the overall brightness of the image assisting the video professional in correcting exposure. The waveform feature also checks the evenness of the lighting when lighting a chromakey or background

Histogram
This essential feature assists with the calibration of professional video cameras. It shows the overall brightness of the image assisting the video professional in correcting exposure. The waveform feature also checks the evenness of the lighting when lighting a chromakey or background.

Vectorscope
The vectorscope feature helps set and verify skin tones and monitor white balance. The vectorscope function also verifies and checks the overall tint and hue of an image.

RGB Parade
RGB Parade splits the image into separate red, green and blue channels. It is useful for viewing the distribution of the color components in a clip. It's fundamental in balancing out the shadow region when leveling a shot. It also helps the video professional instantly see what the color cast might be in the image, thus making it helpful when verifying the white balance.

Common Software Features
• False Color
• Peaking
• DSLR Scaling
• Clip Guides
• Pixel to Pixel
• Underscan

Peaking
Ikan monitors are equipped with Monochrome Peaking features which highlight the desired focus area in a bright, red outline. The operator adjusts the focus control until the red indicator outlines on the desired area are razor sharp, indicating optimal focus. For the best results, be sure the subject is properly exposed.

False Color
The False Color feature utilizes a full spectrum of assigned color indicators, ensuring flawless shot exposure. The under/ over luminance warning enables the video professional to get the quality he/ she desires every time. By adjusting the camera's Iris, the subject of the image will change color based on specific brightness values indicating optimal exposure.

Movable pixel to pixel
The 1:1 pixel-to-pixel mapping allows the video professional to emphasize on individual chosen elements in the shot. This feature is essential for capturing optimum detail.

Clip Guides
Ikan offers adjustable upper Clip Guide levels to accurately display overexposed images in any shooting condition. The operator simply assigns the upper IRE to their preference and any exposure over the set IRE limit will flash in a vivid purple, indicating only the over exposed area.

DSLR Scaling
The DSLR Scaling function enables users to extend their DSLR camera's HDMI video output to any option of four: Normal, 3:2, 16:9 or Full Screen convenience made simple.

Underscan
Underscan constrains the size of your image so the monitor shows everything the camera is seeing.