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FSI Announces Industry First Quantum Dot OLED Mastering Display

90% of rec2020 and 2000nits nice. I wonder how far off we are from full rec2020 coverage becoming the norm.
 
andrewhake said:
90% of rec2020 and 2000nits nice. I wonder how far off we are from full rec2020 coverage becoming the norm.
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With the way technology is advancing these days who can tell. I thought when I first saw the this "First Look" video that he was going to say anywhere from $45,000 to $60,000 for this 55inch OLED Reference Monitor. When he said $19,995, I was like damn! Even though that still sounds like alot, that's a really great price for a Reference Display of this quality and by a extremely reputable Company like Flanders Scientific.
 
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rand thompson said:
With the way technology is advancing these days who can tell. I thought when I first saw the this "First Look" video that he was going to say anywhere from $45,000 to $60,000 for this 55inch OLED Reference Monitor. When he said $19,995, I was like damn! Even though that still sounds like alot, that's a really great price for a Reference Display of this quality and by a extremely reputable Company like Flanders Scientific.
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i feel with evonomies of scale, that a $5K camera and a $20K monitor are better than the reverse.
 
Saw the XMP550 today at Cinegear, and I thought it was really impressive.

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They were playing back the ASC "StEM2" demo, and it looked spectacular. Bram Desmet added that it was a true Grade-1 display (which is significant), and that it's equal to or better than the current 31" reference displays in this same price range ($19.995). Availability is September.
 
Did they say what the sustained full screen brightness is?
 
Marc Wielage said:
Saw the XMP550 today at Cinegear, and I thought it was really impressive.



They were playing back the ASC "StEM2" demo, and it looked spectacular. Bram Desmet added that it was a true Grade-1 display (which is significant), and that it's equal to or better than the current 31" reference displays in this same price range ($19.995). Availability is September.
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Thanks Marc for the review of the monitor.It must have been great to see it for yourself in person.
 
andrewhake said:
Did they say what the sustained full screen brightness is?
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Yeah that really would be good to know. But I think for a 2000nit monitor , it should be at least 1000nits if not even more.
 
Flanders Scientific XMP550 55" QD-OLED HDR Mastering Monitor First Look at Cine Gear 2023


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James Sielaff said:
Why are you blowing up my camera budget? ;)
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HaHa, but if you already have something like the OG Red Komodo and you want a reasonably sized high quality display for accurate Color Correcting, the Flanders Scientific DM220 would be great.
 
Still waiting for full DCI size... 4096x2160... probably not a interesting market for them?.... Or is the 4096 matrix difficult to make because the industry is driven by TV sets wich are 3840?
 
Patrick Tresch said:
Still waiting for full DCI size... 4096x2160... probably not a interesting market for them?.... Or is the 4096 matrix difficult to make because the industry is driven by TV sets wich are 3840?
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Hey Patrick … we would all love 4096 but it isn’t going to happen.. not at this size, quality and price. I just hope the quailty of the re-size is nice enough to work 4096 without artefacts.

ps I also hope that these second gen Qd OLED panels come in other sizes.. be nice to have a option of a smaller 4k panel that hits 1000+ nits
 
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