9.7 inch monitor with 4:3 aspect ratio

The 9.7" LCD used in 969A/S is the ideal size for a small broadcast monitor. Large enough to pick out the finest details in a shot, but small enough to fit on any desk.

Physical high resolution broadcast monitor

High resolution is important to broadcast monitors because the higher resolution, the more detail you see. The physical high resolution (1024×768 pixels) provides clarity at an aspect ratio that works well with 16:9 content and 4:3 content.

600:1 contrast ratio

Lilliput understand that accurate color representation is a vital attribute of a broadcast monitor. That's why 969A/S features a 600:1 contrast ratio LCD with IPS technology.

178° viewing angles

Broadcast monitors are often viewed by many different people at all angles, so the 178 degree viewing angle ensures the content does not get distorted.

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1:1 pixel mapping - find the finest details

969A/S shows you the true detail your still shots. This feature is called 1:1 pixel mapping, allowing you to maintain the original resolution of your cameras output and avoid any unexpected focus issues in post-production

Better Advanced Functions

Providing advanced camera auxiliary functions. Peaking, False Color, Histogram & Exposure, etc., are major concerns with DSLR users. Lilliput's field monitors are great at displaying accurate images, 969A/S makes photo & recording even easier with its functionality. Values can be adjust under Level Meter, Peaking & Exposure functions, etc.

Advanced Functions :

Peaking Filter, False Colors, Histogram, Exposure, Camera, Center Marker, Pixel-to-Pixel, Color Bar, Screen Marker, Aspect Ratio, Check Field, Underscan/Overscan, Freeze Input, H/V Delay, 8x Zoom

969A/S includes an HDMI-output feature which allows customers to duplicate the video content onto a second monitor - no annoying HDMI splitters required. The second monitor can be any size and picture quality will not be affected.

3G-SDI inputs

969A/S includes all the 3G-SDI connections that a broadcast professional needs. Composite and component through BNC connectors and HDMI inputs covers all the bases for common broadcast applications. It even includes one HDMI output, so no extra expensive HDMI splitters are required.