DT-X91F, Features | JVC DT-X91C, DT-X91H guide

1. Features

DT-X91F

High resolution 9” LCD Panel 16:9, 1280×800, 16.77 million colors Multiple inputs

2 HD/SD-SDI, 1 HDMI and 1 Composite input. Loop through outputs

2 HD/SD-SDI and 1 HDMI loop through output. HDMI converted to SDI output Supported HDMI formats: 480i / 576i / 720p (50, 59.94, 60) / 1080i (50, 59.94, 60) / 1080P (23.98 24, 25, 29.97, 30), and the output SDI will embed the audio (48KHz) from HDMI.

Waveform (Y, Cb, Cr, R, G, B) and full scale There are totally 6 kinds of waveform display, available under both SDI and HDMI, to check the Luminance (Y), Blue-difference (Cb), Red-difference (Cr), Red (R), Green (G), Blue (B), and the Y, Cb, Cr can be simultaneously displayed, R, G, B can be simultaneously displayed, and each of the waveforms can be set to full scale display.

Vector scope

The displayed vector scope pattern is available under both SDI and HDMI, represents saturation as distance from the center of the circle, and hue as the angle, in standard position, around it.

Histogram (R, G, B)

The histogram is a bar graph that shows the distribution of luminance values in the picture. There’re R, G, B histograms that individually displayed simultaneously, available under both SDI and HDMI.

16-ch audio meter

Under HDSDI, it displays 16 channels audio bars, with mark, and under SDSDI or HDMI, it displays

2 channels audio bars with mark. The audio bar is green, and will turn yellow when audio exceeds -20dB, and turn red when exceeds -10dB.

SDI timecode

Under SDI input, it can display the SMPTE timecode, which is used extensively for synchronization, and for logging and identifying material in recorded media.

Peaking focus assist (red/blue switch) The Peaking focus assist function is to mark the sharpest edges of the image with red or blue color, for users to check if the subjects are focused. Zebra stripes

Zebra Stripes are used to check if the image is over exposed or not by showing black and white lines on the monitor. It is considered over exposed when luminance value exceeds 90%.

False color

The false color is used to aid in the setting of camera exposure. Under false color mode, there’s a false color key on the bottom of screen for reference. The over exposed subjects (above 101 IRE) on the monitor will display as RED, and the underexposed subjects will display as BLUE. For correct exposed subjects, it will display as green and pink.

Blue Only

Under the Blue Only Mode, only the blue pixels are used to generate the image, because hue and saturation can be adjusted quicker and more accurately.

DSLR scale zoom in

The Canon DSLR outputs the CMOS sensor ratio HDMI and this zoom in mode can make the effective image scale full screen on the monitor. User definable function keys

There are 3 function keys on the monitor front panel, that permit users to define shortcuts for the various functions.

User editable video title

User can edit a video title for the current camera, and the title will display on the top of screen. Front and Rear 3-color TALLY light

2 TALLY lights design, to give “live” signals to people in front of the camera, as well as the camera operator behind.

Image Flip

Set image to rotate by 180 .

DT-X91H, DT-X91C, DT-X91F specifications

The JVC DT-X91F, DT-X91C, and DT-X91H monitors represent a significant leap in professional video display technology, tailored for both field and studio use. These models are known for their superb picture quality, robust build, and advanced features that cater to the needs of videographers, broadcasters, and content creators alike.

A standout feature across the DT-X91 series is the high-resolution 9-inch display, which utilizes a cutting-edge LCD panel. This panel ensures vivid colors, deep blacks, and excellent contrast, making it ideal for critical monitoring tasks. The resolution of 1920 x 1200 pixels provides a sharp and clear image, allowing users to see every detail with precision. Whether in a bright outdoor setting or a dimly lit studio, the monitors are designed to perform exceptionally, thanks to their high brightness levels and anti-glare coating.

One of the key technologies embedded within the DT-X91 monitors is JVC's Color Calibration technology. This ensures that colors displayed are true to the source material, making it an essential tool for professionals working in color grading and correction. The monitors support a wide color gamut, which means they can accurately reproduce a wide range of colors, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

In terms of connectivity, the DT-X91 series is equipped with multiple input options, including HDMI, 3G-SDI, and composite inputs. This versatility allows users to connect various cameras and devices seamlessly. Additionally, the monitors provide both loop-through capabilities and signal conversion, making them adaptable to different production settings.

The ergonomic design of the DT-X91 monitors is another noteworthy characteristic. They come with a built-in tilt function and optional rack mounts, ensuring that users can set them up in various positions for optimal viewing. Lightweight and portable, these monitors are perfect for on-location shoots while still being sturdy enough for studio use.

Furthermore, the DT-X91C model features a built-in waveform monitor andvectorscope, which are indispensable tools for evaluating the color and luminance of video signals. This, along with the range of customizable settings, allows for a high degree of control over the monitoring process.

In summary, the JVC DT-X91F, DT-X91C, and DT-X91H monitors combine exceptional image quality, advanced color calibration, robust connectivity options, and user-friendly design. They are perfect for any professional looking to enhance their video production workflow, ensuring reliable monitoring in a variety of settings. Each model brings its unique features to the table, making the DT-X91 series a versatile solution for today’s demanding visual applications.