Marshall Electronics OR-70-3D 7.2" Orchid Auto-Stereoscopic 3D LCD Monitor

The Marshall Electronics OR-70-3D 7.2" Orchid Auto-Stereoscopic 3D LCD Monitor is lightweight at 2.9 lb and is designed to be used camera-top or desktop as a camera monitor or portable 3D production monitor. This monitor features parallax barrier and lenticular hybrid technology, while displaying1600 x 600 3D images to the naked eye with no glasses required. The main software features are dual waveform and vectorscope (one of each for each eye) for precision 3D calibration, and checkbox, difference, blending, and compare for 3D analysis.

Integrated mux and 3G-SDI inputs, loop-through outputs, and side-by-side outputs eliminate the need for external converters. Delay-compensated horizontal mirror flip supports both left and right eye channels respectively. You can power the monitor by XLR AC supply or by Gold-mount or V-mount batteries. Both options (as well as battery plates for the battery option) are sold separately. Included are an external tally light, a remote control with large Left Eye and Right Eye buttons, an attachable/removable protective screen, and a desktop stand. The desktop stand features a 1/4" thread for camera-top mounting.

Note: Cameras must be genlocked for live 3D monitoring.

Key Features

• 1600 x 600 resolution
• Multi-format support
• Dual real-time waveform monitorv
• Dual real-time color vectorscope
• Dual real-time image processing analysis
• Tally system
• 3G-SDI input with loop-through
• Clip guide
• Timecode (VITC / LTC)
• Red/Blue/Green/Mono channel
• Precision white balance
• Precision gamma
• Gamma fine tune
• Aspect setting
• Various markers
• Scan setting
• Detachable protective screen
• Desktop Stand

Compare Box

The monitor's Compare Box is a 3D calibration feature for precision 3D camera alignment. The box shows a comparison of specific regions of both 3D input channels by means of easy-to-read graphs for Y, R, G, and B with numeric display.

Emboss (Alpha-Channel View)

Full-Frame Embossed or Luminance Difference views show the difference between left eye and right eye.

Checkbox (Checkerboard)

Quilted layout of both left and right channels for performing a depth check, determining channel difference, and more. The size of the box can be adjusted using a rotary encoder on the front-panel.

Horizontal Marker

The H Marker is a ruler for 3D depth control. The position of the lines and the space between them are adjustable using the front-panel rotary encoder.