Canon DP-V2730 27' 4K HDR Reference Monitor – Hands-on Interview

During IBC 2022, we had the chance to look extensively at Canon's latest 27" 4H HDR reference monitor: the Canon DP-V2730.

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[elchorepunk]

Damn! Pretty damn good! And decent priced

[gaips]

Great coverage CineD. Have you discovered new 32 bit float audio products or new portable teleprompters?

[toddpeterson]

Very nice, but if I'm spending $20k, I feel like I might as well spend the extra $10k for the Sony HX-3110 that is bigger and can do 4000 nits

[musicelect]

It looks like a great monitor. The $19K price will keep it in of the hands of professionals while an amateur like me will have to use an LG OLED.

[personal]

With all due respect: the entire "DHR" branding in the pro video/film world is a bit of a scam. For example; Everyone harps on about 10bit, 12 bit, 16 bit for cameras to record and then for monitors to play back HDR content. The current gold standard for camera dynamic range is the Arri 35 with around 16-17 stops of dynamic range. HOWEVER: 8 BIT HAS A THEORETICAL LIMIT OF 256 SHADES! You could literally have over 200 stops of dynamic range being recorded and then displayed in 8 bit!

[GlavenMaven]

Ironic that the guy who’s English is his second language is the one who pronounces “H” correctly