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Portkeys BM5 IV - 5.5-inch HDMI Touchscreen Monitor with Camera Control
Portkeys BM5 IV - 5.5-inch HDMI Touchscreen Monitor with Camera Control
PortKeys BM5 IV - 5.5-inch Touchscreen WCG on-camera monitor with wired camera control. Brightness: 2200nit.
The Portkeys BM5 III is a lightweight, rugged 5.5-inch Wide Colour Gamut on-camera monitor with 2,200nits of brightness, HDMI/SDI video inputs, One SDI output with HDMI cross-conversion, and wired camera control capabilities.
Upgraded firmware from previous model to Cinenorm OS with customised interface and built in 360° Colour Mixer.
Wired camera control for Sony, Canon, Panasonic, BMD, and Z CAM E2.
TILTA Nucleus N/M wireless follow focus wired control.
The BM5 III does not have wireless camera control capabilities. If you need such a feature, please visit the BM5 III WR product page.
Key Features:
Built-in CINENORM OS Interface
Supports Up to 7 Custom Pages
Multiple False Colour Options
User Calibration with Import Options
Split-Screen Monitoring Modes
Configuration Store and USB Loading
Professional Monitoring Features
What's in the Box:
Portkeys BM5 IV - 5.5-inch HDMI Touchscreen Monitor with Camera Control
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Portkeys BM5 IV - 5.5-inch HDMI Touchscreen Monitor with Camera Control
PortKeys BM5 IV - 5.5-inch Touchscreen WCG on-camera monitor with wired camera control. Brightness: 2200nit.
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