Film and video post-production house Gorilla Group has invested in a Sony BVM-HX310 4K HDR master monitor. It is being used as the master colour grading reference monitor at the group’s headquarters in Cardiff Bay adjacent to BBC Wales’ Drama village.
   

Director of technology and operations at Gorilla Group, Rhodri James, said: “4K HDR has become the default standard for all digital film and high-value TV productions. 4K HDR is capable of capturing content in extremely realistic quality but needs very careful monitoring throughout the post production process to ensure its full potential is carried right through to the viewing audience.

“After evaluating the various high grade 4K HDR monitors currently on the market, we settled on the BVM-HX310 for its picture quality, operational versatility, logical control features and flexible connectivity.”

“That made good commercial sense as OLED panels have to be used carefully to avoid burn-in and are expensive to replace. We are confident that BVM-HX310 LCD monitors will have a long working life as well as being more power efficient than the OLED generation. Wide-gamut colour rendition is maintained across every luma level, from daytime highlights to night scenes.”