The SmallHD 1703 HDR Monitor is a large and robust 17-inch Full HD HDR production monitor, designed as a primary display for video village, DIT carts, and director’s monitoring on high-end film and television sets. With a peak brightness of 1000 nits and HDR capability, it provides accurate colour and exposure even in challenging lighting. It features multiple professional SDI and HDMI inputs, a comprehensive suite of monitoring tools (waveforms, scopes, LUTs), and a durable unibody chassis, making it an indispensable tool for collaborative and critical on-set viewing.
Overview
- Large and robust 17-inch Full HD HDR production monitor
- 1000 nits peak brightness with HDR
- Accurate colour and exposure
- Multiple professional SDI and HDMI inputs
- Comprehensive monitoring tools (waveforms, scopes, LUTs)
- Durable unibody chassis
1x D-Tap to 4-Pin XLR (F)
1x SmallHD 17in Screen Protector
1x Low Capacity SDHC Memory Card
1x SmallHD C-Stand Screw
1x SmallHD 1700 Series Sunhood
6x Small HD Sunhood Thumbscrews
1x Directors/Client Monitor BNC Cable Kit
1x SmallHD 4-Pin XLR Mains Unit
1x Light Stand Adapter 1/4
1x 16mm Spiggot with 1/4 inch Female Screw-in
1x SmallHD 1703 Case
1x Lowboy Stand
1x Monitor V-Lock Battery Kit
HDR Production Viewing
Leverage the monitor’s HDR capabilities for critical on-set viewing, especially when shooting in log formats. Apply appropriate LUTs to see the final look with accurate highlight and shadow detail.
Outdoor Readability
Take advantage of the high brightness (1000 nits) for clear visibility in outdoor or brightly lit environments. Use the included sun hood to further reduce glare.
Calibration Protocol
For colour-critical workflows, ensure regular calibration with a suitable probe. Maintaining accurate colour is paramount for consistent image evaluation.
Power Planning
Given its size and brightness, plan for reliable and sufficient power to ensure uninterrupted operation throughout your shoot.
PageOS Customisation
Explore and customise the PageOS interface to quickly access your most-used monitoring tools (e.g., waveform, vectorscope, focus assist, peaking) to streamline your workflow.