Description
The AJA HDR Image Analyzer 12G delivers a comprehensive array of tools for the effective analysis of up to 4x 4K/UltraHD signals, utilizing both 12G-SDI and NDI connectivity.Analyze HLG, PQ, Rec.2020, Rec.709, and native camera Log color spaces – from 8K/UltraHD2/4K/UltraHD/2K/HD content in a powerful, real time, 1RU device.
Developed in partnership with Colorfront, the AJA HDR Image Analyzer 12G supports a wealth of inputs from camera Log formats to SDR (Rec. 709), PQ (ST 2084), and HLG and offers Wide Color Gamut (WCG) support for BT.2020 alongside traditional BT.709 and P3, with Dolby Vision dynamic metadata inspection and analysis for advanced HDR mastering and QC applications. AJA hardware prowess ensures high reliability and performance, with 4x 12G-SDI inputs, dual 10 GigE, and DisplayPort connections.
Specifically designed to be used wherever high performance color analysis is needed, the 1RU form factor excels in a range of environments, providing the confidence you need for consistent and predictable HDR production and mastering.
Key Features
- HDR Waveform, Histogram, and Vectorscope Monitoring
- Multi-channel signal analysis of up to 4x 4K/UltraHD HDR/WCG simultaneously via 4x 12G-SDI inputs
- Single channel signal analysis of 8K/UltraHD2 HDR/WCG
- Mix and match SDI and NDI signal monitoring and analysis
- UltraHD UI for high resolution picture display including PQ support for HDR capable displays via integrated DisplayPort
- Configurable layouts allow you to put the tool you need in the window you need it
- Support for display referred SDR (Rec.709), HDR ST 2084/PQ, and HLG analysis
- Support for scene referred ARRI, Canon, Panasonic, RED and Sony camera color spaces
- Dolby Vision dynamic metadata inspection and presentation
- Precision CIE graph, vectorscope, waveform, and histogram support
- False color mode to easily spot out of gamut/out of brightness pixels
- NIT levels and audio phase metering
- Line mode to focus a region of interest onto a single horizontal or vertical line
- File base error logging with timecode
- Scope LUT applies a 3D LUT to signal being analysed
- Display LUT applies a 3D LUT to only the monitoring display