• 24 5/8 Inch Diagonal 16:9 OLED Monitor
• Superb picture quality and stable color reproduction with 10-bit precision imaging
• Multiple color gamut (SMPTE-C, EBU, ITU-R BT.709, Native) with 2.2/2.4/CRT display gamma.
• Good Picture Uniformity
• Compatible with select probes for white balance calibration (software and probes not included)
• Multi-format signal support built-in, no optional boards to consider – 3G HD-SDI and HDMI HD ready
• New streamlining of non-essential features from the PVML-2300 LCD predecessor model translates into lower cost (check below and consult with VTP and Sony regarding the limitations of this new OLED model) 

• 16 5/8 Inch Diagonal 16:9 OLED Monitor
• Superb picture quality and stable color reproduction with 10-bit precision imaging
• Multiple color gamut (SMPTE-C, EBU, ITU-R BT.709, Native) with 2.2/2.4/CRT display gamma
• Good Picture Uniformity
• Compatible with select probes for white balance calibration (software and probes not included)
• Multi-format signal support built-in, no optional boards to consider – 3G HD-SDI and HDMI HD ready
• New streamlining of non-essential features from the PVM LCD predecessor model translates into lower cost (check below and consult with VTP and Sony regarding the limitations of this new OLED model) 

• 7.4 Inch Diagonal OLED Display Technology - 960 x 540 16:9 Native Panel Resolution with set 2.2 Display Gamma
• 4:3 /16:9 Aspect Ratio Selection
• Adjustable Color Temperature (High/Low/User)
• 15% Supplied Tilt-Stand (removable)
• Removable AR-coated Protection Panel
• Mono/Blue only modes
• Various area markers, including a center marker and aspect markers
• Three Color Tally
• 3 mode power system - AC100V, DC12V, Battery Adaptor
• Flip display vertical/horizontal/both for use on 3D rigs
• Composite, 3G SDI, HDMI I/O Standard, 3G SDI input auto-detects between SD-SDI, HD-SDI and 3G SDI, PC input signals through HDMI
• Peaking feature for camera focus assist
• Silent mode for on set use when fan noise is not tolerable
• Seven assignable “F keys” access most any function
• Internal Waveform monitor with -4%, 0%, 25%, 50%, 75%, 100%, and 109% scales
• Internal audio monitoring including graphic bar display and speaker

• BVM-E OLED TRIMASTERTM “Super Top Emission” Technology combination not only offers a wide color gamut with its purity of the three primary colors, but also maintains this wide color gamut throughout the entire extended luminance range, even from below a 0.0001 cd/m2 minimum output level, and saturation is now truly independent
• 24 5/8 Inch Diagonal 16:9 screen
• Full HD, 1920x1080 native with 12-bit Video Processor Output Precision (to 10-bit OLED Panel Driver)* and support for popular color gamut choices (SMPTE-C, EBU, ITU-R BT.709, D-Cine*, E250 Native wide gamut, Sony S-GAMUT) with 2.2/2.4/2.6(D-Cine)/CRT/S-Log(Standard/Full) Display Gamma
• Expandable Input Capability (3G HD-SDI x 2, HDMI auto 8/10/12 bit input* are standard, other video signals from analog composite to Dual-Link HD-SDI video input are supported with optional input cards)
• 1:1 Pixel Native Scan and Native Scan Interlace Display Mode, Gamut Error Display*
• 3D stereoscopic signals can be input and viewed as a 2D signal set with analyzing functions with an optional input adaptor* and a flip Horizontal of the left or right input image (The panel is neither polarized nor active, shuttered, 3D stereoscopic viewing is not supported)
• Mono and Blue Only Mode, Pixel Zoom, 3G/HD-SDI frame capture function to Memory Stick* , excellent picture uniformity, and more
  
  *Please refer to BVM-E Series Notes Below
  

• BVM-E OLED TRIMASTERTM “Super Top Emission” Technology combination not only offers a wide color gamut with its purity of the three primary colors, but also maintains this wide color gamut throughout the entire extended luminance range, even from below a 0.0001 cd/m2 minimum output level, and saturation is now truly independent
• 16 5/8 Inch Diagonal 16:9 screen
• Full HD, 1920x1080 native with 12-bit Video Processor Output Precision (to 10-bit OLED Panel Driver)* and support for popular color gamut choices (SMPTE-C, EBU, ITU-R BT.709, D-Cine*, E250 Native wide gamut, Sony S-GAMUT) with 2.2/2.4/2.6(D-Cine)/CRT/S-Log(Standard/Full) Display Gamma
• Expandable Input Capability (3G HD-SDI x 2, HDMI auto 8/10/12 bit input* are standard, other video signals from analog composite to Dual-Link HD-SDI video input are supported with optional input cards)
• 1:1 Pixel Native Scan and Native Scan Interlace Display Mode, Gamut Error Display*
• 3D stereoscopic signals can be input and viewed as a 2D signal set with analyzing functions with an optional input adaptor* and a flip Horizontal of the left or right input image (The panel is neither polarized nor active, shuttered, 3D stereoscopic viewing is not supported)
• Mono and Blue Only Mode, Pixel Zoom, 3G/HD-SDI frame capture function to Memory Stick*, excellent picture uniformity, and more
  
  *Please refer to BVM-E Series Notes Below

BVM-E250, BVM-E170 and select comparative detail:

External Control for the BVM-E Series is required
The input signal selection and various functions are controllable via a peer to peer or network connection with the BKM-16R7 Ethernet  controller (sold separately as an option).  There are no controls on the BVM-E250 itself for the user other than power off/on, and the network or peer mode choice select switch for Ethernet connectivity. See below for control accessories and options.

Comparative Information for the BVM-E OLED Series models and PVM OLED models
The BVM-E Series differs from the PVM OLED models in a number of ways (see also comments about the Panel Consistency below).  For example, the E Series has 12 bit output precision as it maps to the 10-bit OLED Panel Driver, versus 10-bit video processing in the PVM.  The E Series does not have a built-in waveform monitor, nor audio speakers, nor a headphones jack, has only a one amber light tally, and there are no embedded within the monitor controls (external control is required). But the E Series has expanded gamut capability (S-Gamut, and D-Cine) with +12db Chroma Up, S-Log, 5 User Color Temp settings (versus 1), a future Display Port, up to 30 Channel Settings using the BKM16R7, 4 option slots (as compared to none), an interlace mode, an enhanced unique I/P Mode, HD Frame Capture Capability with memory Stick save/load, Side-By-Side, Wipe, Butterfly, Picture & Picture Mode, Pixel Zoom, 3D signal analysis capability, closed caption capability, 5 marker presets with more aspect ratio choices, SD aspect ratio correction, and 16 assignable function keys when using remote control via the BKM16R7 (versus 7), and built-in Sony test signal generator. The BVM-E170 can run on 24-28V DC, whereas the PVM-1741 can run on 12v DC or 12v DC Battery, and the PVM-170 runs on 12v DC with an adapter, or battery.  For more comparisons, consult with VTP and Sony.

OLED Panel Consistency and Related Sony Policy
The physical manufacturing grades of the OLED panels in the BVM–E Series are said to be of higher grade than the PVM OLED units.  While every effort is made by Sony to assure panel consistency overall, Sony has complex criteria for acceptable tolerances of both panel grades with regard to visible, semi-visible, or prominent points of defect (if any).  The E series panels are said to have the highest quality panels. Sony reserves the right to determine the state of all of these panels prior to their sale, and with respect to the applicability of any Sony pixel-related warranty coverage (if Sony deems warranty coverage to be applicable) upon customer inspection at or after the point of sale. For more information, consult with Sony.

*BVM-E Series Notes

2048x1080 23.98/24/25 fps 4:4:4 is supported on a single 3G connection. Dual Link HD-SDI would require 2xBKM-243HS, 2xBKM-244CC, or 1x BKM-250TG.

A BKM-250TG is required to be installed and the selected source input for 3D analysis modes, serial number of module affects available mode: Difference Display, Checkerboard Display, L/R Switch Display, Horopter Check Display, and Flip H Display.  Additional limitations of these modes exist. Refer to VTP and Sony for more detailed information regarding supported BKM boards and required serial number ages for these functions.

It is possible that the HDMI connection into the BVME may be VSDB HDMI table restricted for bit depth and auto negotiate from the sending device, but there is some BVME menu intervention for selecting BVME bit depth accepted by turning off the BVME HDMI auto function.  HDCP and deep color protocols are supported. Baseband 3G, Dual-Link HD-SDI and other video input configurations can easily be added or expanded by installing up to 4 optional BKM input adaptor boards.

In all cases for 1:1 pixel Native Scan and for Interlace Display Mode, pixel to pixel viewing capability is dependant on the signals and what input connections are used. Refer to VTP and Sony for more detailed information regarding these capabilities and associated limitations.

Memory Sticks are sold separately.  Contact VTP and/or Sony for Memory Stick compatibility.

D-Cine is a color gamut emulating the color gamut described in SMPTE RP 431-2-2007, but in the BVME250 and BVME170 the RGB chromaticity (red, green portion) of SMPTE RP 431-2-2007 is not covered in full.  VTP currently has reason to believe that properly applied external color management may be able to shift the primaries to cover this space accordingly in the E Series, given a powerful enough 3D LUT and external image LUT processing device (e.g., a minimum cube size of 65x, 2n + 1 , where n = 5). Contact VTP for more information on applied external color management products and related methodology.

See Below for control accessories and options.