BrightEye 72 & 72-F 3G/HD/SD SDI to HDMI Converter
- Turn Any Monitor into a High-End Broadcast Monitor
- Use with HD or SD Monitors, VTRs and Projectors
- HDMI Output – Monitor Any Digital Feed, Even 3G
- Use with HD or SD SDI Signals
- 3G HD, Level A Supported
- Caption Decoding – Open Caption Display for 608 and 708 Closed Caption Data
- Color Corrector – Adjust On-Set Monitors
- AFD Indicator
- Timecode Burn In
- On-screen Controls
- Audio Level Meters for 16 Channel Monitoring
- H & V Shift for Easier Trouble Shooting
- Graticule Overlay
- Analog Audio Outputs
- Use in Post with 4:4:4 Material
- Mirror Output Mode for On-Camera Talent
- Analog Audio Outputs
- Use in Post with 4:4:4 Material
- Optical input available on BrightEye 72-F
Pay a tenth of the cost for your monitors. Combine BrightEye 72 with any HDMI monitor for high-end display applications in broadcast and post. BrightEye 72 accepts an SD, 1 .5 Gb/s HD or 3 Gb/s HD SDI digital signal and outputs HDMI. Plus it displays open captions, time code and audio presence.
Front panel controls include: complete proc amp, built-in test signals for use in aligning the monitor, graticule, H/V pulse delay, on screen audio VU meters, timecode burn in, AFD indicator and open caption decoding.
BrightEye 72 can display open captions on any HDMI video monitor. 608 or 708 caption data is decoded and displayed on-screen.
Audio presence is reported and on-screen VU meters show all 16 audio channels. If audio or Dolby E are embedded on channels 1/2 in the SDI input, it can be passed through on the HDMI output.
Horizontal and vertical split modes provide an easy way to see data in the vertical and horizontal intervals, including audio and closed caption data blocks.
A special Mirror Flip Output mode can be enabled, causing the output image to be flipped left to right for use with on-camera talent. Open captions are displayed correctly when Mirror mode is selected.
Use BrightEye 72 in studio applications where you need to adjust the color temperature of on-set monitors so they look right on-camera.
For facilities using 3G, the issue of monitoring the signal becomes a challenge. The BrightEye 72 provides a convenient way to monitor any type of digital video signal.
Order the BrightEye 72-F if you need an optical input.
Watch this informative video on the BrightEye 72
Class on Demand’s “Getting Started with Davinci Resolve Lite” featuring Bob Sliga.
Color correction with Chris Merrick
Do you need to color correct video monitors on your live set? Check out this quick video where Chris reveals tricks on how to adjust color temperature of a video monitor that’s on camera.
