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See us at IBC, Stand 10.A26!

We have a lot to showcase at IBC this year, including the upcoming XMP551 and an early sneak peek at a powerful new firmware update coming to all XMP Series monitors later this year.

Here are just some of the new features and capabilities you’ll see in action:

• Independent Color Space Per Input
  Directly assign unique Gamut, EOTF, White Point, Range, and Luminance settings per input, even for simultaneous use in quad monitoring mode.
• 12G / 6G UHD in Quad View Mode
  Now supports UHD signals in Quad View Mode (previous builds supported HD only).
• More Flexible Quad Monitoring Mode
  We’ve added support for empty inputs in quad mode. Now conveniently monitor 2, 3, or 4 signals at once. You no longer need 4 active signals to make quad monitoring mode work.
• DIT Look LUTs
  New ability to save up to 16 DIT Look LUTs to the monitor’s non-volatile memory and to apply any of these saved DIT Look LUTs quickly from the monitor’s menu to any desired input. Each input can support an independent DIT Look LUT for maximum flexibility.
• New Gamut Toggle
  Allows you to select between Hue Preservation or Maximum Saturation behavior when dealing with gamut selections that exceed the monitor’s native gamut capabilities.

We’ll also be joined by our friends at Time in Pixels and BitPart—so make sure to stop by to see everything they (and FSI) have to offer.

Limited-Time XMP550 Sale – Save $6,000

There’s plenty of buzz around the new 4,000-nit capable XMP551, but the HPA Award-Winning XMP550 remains a powerful part of our lineup—and for a limited time, it’s available at the best price ever. Order before September 26th and save $6,000, bringing the cost of the XMP550 to under $15,000.

For facilities that don’t require 4,000-nit monitoring, the XMP550 is a smart, more economical choice in two ways:

• Lower Upfront Cost – With this limited-time sale, the XMP550 delivers premium HDR performance at a reduced price point.
• Ongoing Savings – The XMP550 is compatible with our most affordable GaiaColor AutoCal probe, the i1D3DS-OEM ($280). By comparison, the brighter XMP551 requires a more costly probe to accommodate its higher peak luminance.

With both initial and long-term savings in play, the XMP550 remains an excellent choice for many facilities. Order your XMP550 today!

Custom Markers for XMP Series

Check out our latest video, a thorough tech tips walkthrough on our powerful custom marker feature for XMP series displays.