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Blackmagic Design Announces Blackmagic UltraScope Waveform Monitoring
April 27, 2009

     

NAB 2009, Las Vegas, NV, USA -- Blackmagic Design Inc. announced Blackmagic UltraScope, a PC based waveform monitor with features designed for creative professionals that includes both SDI and optical fiber SDI inputs for US$695.

Blackmagic UltraScope is a combination PCI Express card and software package designed to work in a low cost PC with 24 inch monitor for display. The large 24 inch monitor allows simultaneous display of 6 waveform views including: RGB/YUV parade display, composite waveform, vector, histogram, 8 channel audio meters, stereo audio scope and picture view. Blackmagic UltraScope is technically accurate which is perfect for master monitoring and quality control tasks.

The 6 scopes all update at the same time and are grouped within an elegantly designed user interface that creative professionals will enjoy using. Blackmagic Ultrascope is like having 6 independent waveform monitors combined into the one product.


“Most of my friends in post production have been asking for a product like Blackmagic UltraScope for a long time. Current waveform monitor products are incredibly expensive, look ugly, and are often not technically accurate. With UltraScope, we have worked very hard to change that,” said Grant Petty, CEO, Blackmagic Design. “Now it’s possible to afford professional video scopes that look great plus are technically accurate. I think editors, quality control specialists, colorists and engineers will really enjoy using UltraScope!”

Blackmagic UltraScope auto detects between SD, HD and 3 Gb/s HD-SDI video standards. UltraScope also automatically selects between regular SDI and optical fiber SDI inputs.

Blackmagic Design has introduced four new products this NAB that include built in optical fiber SDI technology.  This eliminates expensive converters between SDI and optical fiber, and for the first time allows native optical fiber studios to be built affordably.


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