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HP Dreamcolor z27x and Mini Monitor HDMI 8 bit / 10 bit

PostPosted: Fri Jul 31, 2015 2:42 pm
by alexsalmona
Ok so I'm not sure if anyone has run into this before or maybe its just the way it is. I have the Mini-Monitor connected directly to the z27x via HDMI. No matter what mode I set my software to RCX 10 bit / 8 bit or DaVinci 8 bit / 10 bit when I hit the "Info" button on the panel it says I'm in "YCbCR / 8" I understand the Mini-Monitor is YUV only so the first part of the that seems to be correct but for some reason I can not get it to "YCbCR / 10" am I reading the info panel wrong on the monitor? Is the mini-monitor truly not 10 bit HDMI just 10 bit SDI? Any help or insight would be greatly appreciated.

Re: HP Dreamcolor z27x and Mini Monitor HDMI 8 bit / 10 bit

PostPosted: Sat Aug 01, 2015 5:49 am
by Marc Wielage
There are known issues with the Dreamcolor. Do a search here and on the LiftGammaGain website and you'll discover the problems; 8-bit is only one of many.

Re: HP Dreamcolor z27x and Mini Monitor HDMI 8 bit / 10 bit

PostPosted: Tue Aug 04, 2015 8:46 am
by Andrew Kolakowski
As far as I remember well from my test HDMI is also 10bit.
My monitor was broadcast Sony OLED.

Re: HP Dreamcolor z27x and Mini Monitor HDMI 8 bit / 10 bit

PostPosted: Tue Apr 26, 2016 1:03 pm
by Francois Kamffer
The Dreamcolor colour reproduction is great on Displayport connection but with and HDMI connection the picture seems 8 bit to me and is over sharpened and has absolutely no depth of field. Such a great monitor and not sure why they did not add the latest HDMI connection or SDI inputs. I am sending the monitor back for a refund.

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Re: HP Dreamcolor z27x and Mini Monitor HDMI 8 bit / 10 bit

PostPosted: Sun May 01, 2016 9:57 pm
by Andrew Kolakowski
It's mainly monitor for stills+ add SDI and price will be much higher.
Want something better, get an Eizo :)

Call HP and ask if HDMI is 10bit. I think it's.
Have you looked at setting- do you have correct black level set for HDMI (YUV v. RGB)? Sounds like not if you video is washed out or to contrasty.