JVC DT-3D24G1U Quick start guide

Multi-format 3D LCD Monitor

DT-3D24G1

PRODUCT PLANNING OBJECTIVES

Compact and portable 24-inch screen size.

A variety of helpful camera-assist functions.

Convenient 3D setup functions.

Direct operation via easy-to-press hard buttons.

24V DC input.

Full compatibility with easily acquired and affordable

RealD 3D eyeglasses.

A monitor designed for 3D video content that delivers

100% performance in any recording application.

FEATURES

3D Monitor Features

Xpol® Circular Polarizing System compatible with

widely available RealD 3D eyeglasses.

3D Cursor and Grid Modes for easy binocular

disparity adjustment.

Camera-assist functions: Mirror/Rotation,

Split, R Shift, Anaglyph, LR Sequential,

Individual, and LR Swap.

Dual Time Code, Waveform and

Vectorscope displays.

3D Mixing function.

Supports Line-by-Line and Side-by-Side

3D formats.

Basic Monitor Features

Supports 3G-SDI, dual HD-SDI, and DVI.

WUXGA (1920 x 1200p) professional monitor.

ITU-709 color gamut.

Gamma 2.2, 2.35, 2.45, and 2.6 presets.

Supplied with tilt stand.

DC 24V power supply capability. 3

CAMERA-ASSIST MENU: RIG SETTINGS

Rig Settings

Features: Depending on the rig setting

of the stereo camera, images from either

camera (left or right) can be rotated 180-

degrees and inverted or switched

horizontally or vertically.

Advantage: Left and right images are

easily reconfigured to synchronize the view

in virtually any camera rig setting.

Benefit: Convenient operation is assured

when using cameras in a new rig setting as

individual settings are saved even after the

Camera-assist Menu is closed.

NOTE: Rotation (vertical) and mirror (180-degree rotation)

will delay the image by two frames and a frame

synchronizer is used to synchronize the delayed image.

Synchronized L /R image

Right image inverted vertically

Right image inverted horizontally and vertically

Right image inverted horizontally

Left and right images can be configured to match virtually any rig setting.

Photo: © Richard Clark,

President, Inter Video

CAMERA-ASSIST MENU: SPLIT AND L/R SEQUENTIAL

Split

Features: L images are displayed on the left of

the Split line, and R images on the right.

Advantages: The vertical line can be shifted

freely to the left or right and the horizontal line

position can also be adjusted.

Benefits: Quick verification of misalignment

while rotating images during rig settings,

simplified checking of left/right camera positions,

and easy confirmation of hue and white balance

of the two images.

LRLR

Left image Marker for

R image

Horizontal

line

0.5 sec.0.5 sec.0.5 sec.0.5 sec.

Right image Marker for

L image

L/R Sequential

Features: Left and right images are

displayed alternatively at 0.5-second intervals.

Advantage: A horizontal line and square

marker on the upper left or right of the screen

are displayed to help in differentiating

between L and R images.

Benefit: Experienced creators can use L/R

Sequential to better generalize the overall

content of a 3D recording without wearing 3D

eyeglasses.

Left image Right image

Split line Horizontal

line

LThe vertical line can be shifted freely

to the left or right and the horizontal

line position can also be adjusted.

Mismatched

iris adjustment

Vertical shift in the

recording position

Mismatched

white balance Horizontal

line

Methods to check the alignment of both cameras vary but the DT-3D24G1

has many convenient features that enable users to answer any requirement.

CAMERA-ASSIST MENU: R-SHIFT AND ANAGLYPH

R-Shift

Features: Images on the right can be shifted

horizontally while 3D images (left and right

signals) are displayed simultaneously.

Advantage: Images on the right can be

freely shifted as desired.

Benefits: 1.) Real-time confirmation of

optimally applied 3D effects and proper

camera setting alignment is possible.

2.) 3D effects can be viewed and verified on-

screen prior to actually moving the cameras.

Anaglyph

Features: Enables binocular disparity to be

checked using traditional red (for L images) and

blue (for R images) colors.

Advantage: As with the R-Shift function, images on

the right can be freely shifted as desired.

Benefits: 1.) Enables easy verification of vertical

alignment/tilt of the cameras without having to wear

3D eyeglasses.

2.) Clearly divided in sections, the amount of

binocular disparity is easily recognizable.

Move the right image at will to check the 3D effect

Methods to check the alignment of both cameras vary but the DT-3D24G1

has many convenient features that enable users to answer any requirement.

CAMERA-ASSIST MENU: INDIVIDUAL AND L/R SWAP

Individual

Features: Each left and right image can be

displayed individually.

Advantage: Left and right images

can be easily switched without

noise by pressing on the SELECT

button.

Benefit: Enables quick verification of

disparity between left and right input signals

as switching can be freely performed as

desired.

L/R Swap

Features: Allows left and right images to

be easily swapped.

Advantage: The reconnecting or

switching of input signals is not required.

Benefit: Helps in checking whether the

cables are properly connected.

LRLR

LRThe horizontal line can freely be

shifted up and down.

L/R Swap is useful for

determining whether the

cables are correctly

connected to the proper

terminals.

L R

LR Swap: Off

L R

R L

LR Swap: On

Horizontal

line

Methods to check the alignment of both cameras vary but the DT-3D24G1

has many convenient features that enable users to answer any requirement.

CAMERA-ASSIST MENU: DUAL TIME CODE AND SCOPE BUTTON/LAMP

Dual Time Code

Features: Dual Display Mode and 3D

Display Mode are useful for checking the

time codes of left and right input signals.

Advantages: Time codes of both left and

right signals are shown in Dual Display

Mode, whereas only the left signal time

code is displayed in 3D Display mode.

Benefit: Dual Display Mode makes it easy

to check the time code of both input signals.

Dual Display Mode: Displays time

codes for left and right signals as

well as the time gap between the

two signals.

3D Display Mode

Displays TC1 (left

signal time code)

Scope Button/Lamp

Features: The two built-in oscilloscopic wave

signals of Waveform (W.F.M.) and

Vectorscope (V.S.) can be displayed.

Advantages: Parallel Wave Form, Parallel

Vector Scope, Difference Wave Form, and

Difference Vector Scope displays are

available. The SCOPE button can also be

used to select a monitor mode, which cycles

through these modes.

Benefit: A separate scope monitor is not

required.

Parallel Wave Form: Displays the

two signal forms side by side.

Parallel Vectorscope: Displays the

two signal scopes side by side.

Difference Wave Form: Displays the

differential between the two signals in

wave form.

Difference Vectorscope: Displays

the differential between the two

signals in vectorscope. 8

Methods to check the alignment of both cameras vary but the DT-3D24G1

has many convenient features that enable users to answer any requirement.

3D BASICS: SETUP AND RECORDING METHODS

Setting Up the DT-3D24G1

Advantages: In addition to a wide variety of

camera- assist functions, a number of

features that are specific to 3D recordings

such as the 3D Cursor and Grid Modes are

also available.

Basics of 3D camera recording

There are two methods of making 3D recordings, either of

which can be used to suit specific requirements.

Parallel method: The two cameras are positioned in

parallel with wider disparity (two cameras placed further

apart) used to increase field depth, while a longer

convergence point makes images appear to pop up.

When the disparity is widened, however, image

deterioration is likely to occur in the background.

Convergence method: When the divergence angle is

widened significantly, this will cause the subject matter

to shift behind the screen surface and result in image

deterioration.

Parallel method: Depth and pop-up

effects cannot be mixed into a single

scene.

Convergence method: Excessive

divergence angle can cause too much

disparity, requiring keystone adjustment

of the image.

When compared to conventional video recordings, the setting up of

3D recordings can take up to three times longer as lengthy camera installation

and the proper adjustment of depth and pop-up effects are required.

Benefits: The DT-3D24G1 not only speeds up

the 3D recording process but also helps to create

3D recordings that are more comfortable to view.

3D BASICS: POP-UP AND DEPTH PRINCIPLES

Image in the right cameraImage in the left camera

The three objects will appear as shown above in both left and right cameras.

Left eye Right eye

Red circle:

Appears to

pop up on

the screen.

Green triangle:

Appears to be

deep into the

screen.

Left eye Right eye

Screen surface

Blue square: Appears to be on the

surface of the screen without any

3D effect as left and right images

overlap perfectly.

Left eye Right eye

Screen surfaceScreen surface

The creator selects the position of an

object on the screen and sets the

convergence point. In this case, the

convergence point is where the blue

square is positioned.

Convergence recording method

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