Seetec specializes in professional broadcast monitors, multi-view Director monitors, and advanced imaging technology for filmmakers and live production crews.
Seetec, a brand owned by Zhangzhou SEETEC Optoelectronics Technology Co., Ltd., specializes in the research, development, and manufacturing of professional broadcast monitors, camera monitors, and industrial LCD displays. Established in 2011, the company has built a strong reputation in the film and television production industry for delivering high-quality imaging solutions, sharing technology and expertise with its sister brand, Feelworld.
The product lineup features advanced Director Monitors, multi-camera broadcasting panels, and portable framing tools designed to meet the rigorous demands of professional on-set monitoring. Key technical capabilities across their monitoring solutions include 3D LUTs, HDR monitoring, waveform analysis, and seamless multimedia integration with video switchers like the ATEM Mini.
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You can import up to 36 custom LUTs via a USB flash drive. First, copy the LUT files to your flash drive, insert it into the USB Upgrade/LUT Upload port on the monitor, navigate to the LUT setting in the menus, select Import, and confirm your selection using the multi-function knob.
False color helps you accurately set camera exposure by displaying an overlay indicative of exposure levels. You can turn this on from the main menu, or assign shortcut buttons (F1-F4) on the front panel for quick toggling.
Access Display Mode via the main menu and select 4P (Quad Split). Here, you can assign different SDI or HDMI inputs to each window individually. You can also specify which audio output channel you want to monitor.
Most professional models support both a wide-voltage DC input (12-24V) via a DC power adapter or a 4-pin XLR interface, as well as a pre-installed battery plate (commonly a Sony V-Mount or Anton Bauer plate) for mobile, on-location power.