Sat Sep 14, 2019 7:28 am
This came out just about the right time! I am looking for a bigger monitor (7" or bigger preferred) to be used off-camera. As a second monitor for director/focus puller. Also, I would like to use the same monitor on my edit computer as a second monitor. Like a PGM monitor from DaVinci Resolve to see a decent size image when color grading and editing.
I haven't yet made the switch to Resolve 16, but know that it now supports second monitors to be plugged in and used as a second screen. But if I have understood right that isn't "accurate" monitor until you buy the BMD video card and plug it into that. I believe it's totally fine as a reference monitor but if precise color correction display is needed it is not the solution for that. Please, correct me if I am wrong.
I like the idea that I could use scopes, LUTs and other handy tools on the monitor itself and keep my timeline "light" before doing the final grade. So I would still be able to look a closer output what I am finally after the grade. And all that without the need of all the computer power
What do you think? Could this be a good choice for that scenario? I was also looking for the Atomos option and searching on the used market a bigger Sumo19 monitor. It seems like a good monitor but a bit on the bigger and heavy side. I believe it might be too big for some cases and left more often in the editing room just as a second monitor...
Intel Skylake i7-6700K @ 4.0GHz, 32GB RAM, Nvidia GTX 960 4GB, Win 10 Pro, System disk: Samsung NVMe M.2 960 EVO 250GB, Workdisk#1(MATERIAL): Samsung EVO850 1TB, Workdisk#2(CACHE): Samsung EVO850 500GB, DaVinci Resolve 15.2.3, Dell 34" Ultrasharp