DP-V1830 - Canon

Maintain a consistent reference throughout production and postproduction as you shoot and/or monitor 4K with this 18.4" Canon DP-V1830 UHD 4K Reference Display rack-mountable monitor, which can also be used as a portable studio or location monitor. This reference display is ideal for broadcast and cine-style video productions that monitor in up to 4K. The monitor supports 12G-SDI and has 4 x BNC inputs and 4 x BNC loop through outputs as well as 1 x HDMI input. It features a panel with a native resolution of 3840 x 2160 that displays UHD 4K natively, while providing two options for displaying 4K DCI. The monitor supports SDR as well as HDR for display and has a nifty SDR/HDR split-screen function, so you can do an on-set compare of your footage.

The LED panel is consistent with other models in the Canon reference display line, which allows you to trust your image will display consistently from monitor to monitor as your production moves through the production/postproduction pipeline. Combining a peak brightness of 1000 cd/m² with Canon's backlight control allows the monitor to reach a contrast ratio of 1,000,000:1 with right un-clipped whites, and deep blacks.

Image Quality
Resolution
The DP-V1830 features the same 3840x2160 resolution and 16:9 aspect ratio panel as the DP-V1710, DP-V1711, and other models. It can display signals compliant with 4K broadcasting standards on a full pixel-by-pixel basis.
When inputting DCI 4K (4096x2160) signals, users can choose between full-screen display with a scaled-down image or native display with cut sides (the jog dial can be used to shift the display position left or right).
It also features enlarged display modes for 2K or full-HD video productions. This contributes to improving the efficiency of 4K/2K video production workflows for expanded use as a 4K display.
Uniformity
The DP-V1830 achieves the same level of high-accuracy uniformity as previous models, using a uniquely developed display image engine that enables fine adjustments to prevent unevenness in color and brightness on the screen, achieving precise uniformity.
Display Stability/Long-lasting Dependability
The DP-V1830 achieves high color accuracy thanks to factory calibration.
It is also equipped with an exclusive automatic luminance correction system that adjusts the brightness to compensate for changes in the temperature in or around the display as well as changes over time to ensure excellent display stability and long-lasting dependability.


Luminance Performance
The DP-V1830 achieves 1000 cd/m², a requirement for HDR video production (ITU-R BT.2100, EBU TECH3320, Dolby Vision). This enables consistent video checking from shooting to editing on Canon's DP-V1710/V1711/V2411/V2420/V2421/V3120 reference monitors.
In addition to its high luminance, it achieves all-black levels of 0.001 cd/m² as well as high contrast performance of 1,000,000:1 for video production.
HDR
HDR video production has an expanded range of colors that can be reproduced, requiring display of a wide color gamut for faithful confirmation of richer and more vivid colors.
Supporting HDR enables the monitor to offer a wider range of luminance and color expression than SDR. With HDR, you can reproduce richer and more natural "true-to-life color" that conventional SDR monitors are unable to display.
The DP-V1830 features high luminance and wide color gamut that allows it to faithfully reproduce HDR images captured using high-performing 4K lenses and CINEMA EOS cameras with wide dynamic range, allowing users to create higher quality HDR video.
The DP-V1830 is equipped with Canon's unique backlight system that maximizes the color, brightness, and other properties of the monitor's LEDs, providing the wide color gamut necessary for HDR display.
The display complies with the HDTV broadcasting standard ITU-R BT.709, the UHDTV broadcasting standard ITU-R BT.2020, the digital cinema standard DCI-P3, and ACESproxy, the transmission standard of ACES, which is the color management standard proposed by AMPAS.
It can faithfully reproduce colors in wide color gamut video for broadcast and cinema video production.