Overview

Renewal Upgrade, Extreme Smoothness

5.5 Inch | 2800 Nits | 4K 60Hz HDMI | HDR Monitoring

SKU: GC82-DESVIEW-R6II UHB

Desview R6II UHB 5.5 inch Camera Field Monitor

Renewal Upgrade, Extreme Smoothness

5.5 Inch | 2800 Nits | 4K 60Hz HDMI | HDR Monitoring

Wider Coverage, Better Experience

Full upgrade to 4K 60Hz input/output, delivers smoother image quality and a more satisfying viewing experience

Ultra-Bright, Lead The Industry

Adopts an industry-leading 2800 nits ultra-bright screen, it can still bring you a clear and natural monitoring experience even in direct high light

Realistic View with One Click Switch

Supports the latest HDR PQ and HLG curves, richer colours and more natural transitions, making it easy to restore true texture

Slight, Yet Exceptional

With a screen size of 5.5 inches and a weight of only 240g, it easily breaks through shooting scene restrictions, presenting an efficient shooting experience

Film-Grade Colour, Stunning Display

100% DCI-P3 wide colour gamut coverage, professional colour accuracy, no colour deviation restores true colours; 10-bit colour depth, displaying more delicate details, feeling the beauty of true colours

Operation As Will

Intelligent full touch operation, supports arbitrary zooming with two fingers, can confirm any detail in the picture at any time; supports sliding adjustment of screen brightness and volume, making video creation more convenient

Infinite Creative Style

Not only does it come with multiple brand camera restoration LUTS, but it also supports importing custom LUTS, allowing you to define your exclusive creative style at will

Eco-Friendly Ambient Light Sensor

Built-in ambient light sensor, resulting in screen brightness automatically changing under different lighting conditions, while providing a comfortable viewing experience, further saving more energy costs

Powerful Cooling, Subtle Noise

Adopts an active fan cooling system, which can be adjusted at low, medium and high speeds, maintaining a quiet state without affecting the on-site shooting work

Power Anywhere

Supports NF-P, E6 dual power supply and DC output power supply. A humanized multiple power supply system, bidding farewell to power anxiety from now on

DC Power Output Supported

The monitor supports DC 7-24V input and 8V DC output

Complete Monitoring Toolbox

Equipped with complete auxiliary shooting functions, including full waveform, colour temperature, peak focus, pseudo-colour, deformation function, zebra line, still image, and other professional software functions, making shooting simpler

Key Features:

Supports 4K 60Hz HDMI input/ouput

Supports touch menu & shortcut UI menu

HDR monitoring,HLG/PQ optional

Customise 3D-LUT by USB disk

Cooling fan equipped

Mini & Micro 4K HDMI cable equipped

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