Description
Black Magic Design’s Blackmagic Design Teranex Mini – SDI to Displayport 8K HDR gives video production teams, broadcasters and streaming studios a faster, more reliable production workflow in a production tool designed for real-world professional use.
Key Features
- <p>The Blackmagic Design Teranex Mini SDI to DisplayPort 8K HDR is a crucial monitoring component all in a class of its own
- As post-production pipelines rapidly scale to 8K and demand rigorous High Dynamic Range (HDR) compliance, finding affordable, color-accurate reference monitors becomes a massive challenge
- This advanced converter bridges that gap perfectly, allowing facilities to integrate cutting-edge DisplayPort and USB-C monitors directly into professional 12G-SDI router infrastructures
- A quick intervention to upgrade your grading suite with a premium HDR display has never been so seamless and technically sound.</p>
- <p>Top product performance is achieved thanks to the unit’s uncompromised video processing engine
- It accepts SD, HD, Ultra HD, and 8K formats via Quad Link 12G-SDI connections
- Additionally, it supports independent 33-point 3D LUTs, allowing users to apply custom film emulation looks or calibrate non-reference monitors to strict REC.709, REC.2020, and HDR color spaces.</p>
Specifications & Details
<p>Engineered for the rigors of premium post-production, the Teranex Mini features an incredibly elegant, machined metal front panel with a built-in color LCD for confident signal and audio verification. Most importantly, it supports a direct USB connection to industry-standard color probes (such as SpectraCal or X-Rite), utilizing internal processing to generate and apply calibration LUTs automatically.
Part number / SKU: BMD-CONVN8TRM/AA/SDIDP · Manufacturer: Black Magic Design
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