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Compact 12.5 inch 16:9 broadcast monitor with matte black finish

Lilliput

Lilliput BM120-4KS 12.5" 4K HDR Broadcast Director Monitor

SKU CH-6TPS-YWR7M

A 12.5 inch 4K HDR broadcast director monitor with 16:9 aspect ratio and 3D LUT support

  • 5-inch 4K HDR screen delivers precise broadcast monitoring
  • 16:9 aspect ratio matches standard production formats
  • 120 cd/m² brightness ensures clear viewing in varied lighting
  • 3D LUT support enables accurate colour grading on set

12.5" 4K HDR Broadcast Director Monitor

The Lilliput BM120-4KS is a 12.5 inch 4K HDR portable monitor built for broadcast directors. It presents a 16:9 image and includes 3D LUT support for colour workflows on location or in the studio.

Directors needing portable 4K HDR preview

This monitor suits directors who need a compact 4K HDR reference screen with 3D LUT capability. Buyers requiring larger screen sizes, rackmount formats, or integrated recording functions should consider other options.

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Price $511.99
Pricier than about 90% of the 3,696 comparable items (median $57.99).

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Brand nameLILLIPUT
Model nameBM120-4KS

Questions about this item

Should I pick the 12.5 inch 4K HDR model or a smaller 1080p version for a director's monitor?

The 12.5 inch 4K HDR panel gives you a 16:9 native 4K view with 3D LUT support, so colour-critical decisions on set match the final deliverable without downscaling.

What does the 120 nit brightness spec mean when I am monitoring outdoors?

At 120 nits the screen is readable in shade or indoor lighting, but direct sunlight will wash out the image; add a hood or move to a covered position for accurate exposure judgement.

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