Overview

PortKeys LEYESDI SDI Input 3D LUT

The LEYE 3G-SDI & HDMI 2.4" LCD Electronic Viewfinder from PORTKEYS expands upon the capabilities of the previous model by adding a 3G-SDI input and an integrated LP-E6 battery plate to the interface. The 3G-SDI input supports up to 1080p video, while the HDMI input supports up to UHD 4K. This viewfinder features a 2.4" LCD screen with 1440 x 900 resolution, 450 cd/² mbrightness, and 1100:1 contrast for viewing images clearly in bright conditions. A round sponge eye mask further ensures viewability by preventing direct sunlight from burning the LCD screen.

SKU: GC47-PK-LEYE-SDI

PortKeys LEYESDI SDI Input 3D LUT

PortKeys LEYESDI SDI Input 3D LUT

The LEYE 3G-SDI & HDMI 2.4" LCD Electronic Viewfinder from PORTKEYS expands upon the capabilities of the previous model by adding a 3G-SDI input and an integrated LP-E6 battery plate to the interface. The 3G-SDI input supports up to 1080p video, while the HDMI input supports up to UHD 4K. This viewfinder features a 2.4" LCD screen with 1440 x 900 resolution, 450 cd/² mbrightness, and 1100:1 contrast for viewing images clearly in bright conditions. A round sponge eye mask further ensures viewability by preventing direct sunlight from burning the LCD screen.

Several mounting options are integrated into the viewfinder for attachment to your camera rig configuration: a rosette, three 1/4"-20 threads, and a NATO rail. Various video assist functions can be enabled to monitor the quality of your image, and a -3 to +8 diopter range allows you to adjust focus to comfortably suit your vision. Power for the device, when not provided with an LP-E6 compatible battery or power bank, can also be achieved with the self-locking 4-pin aviation connector input. You can upload custom 3D LUTs of your choice to the viewfinder or upgrade the firmware using the USB-A input.

Video Assist Functions

Anamorphic de-squeeze

Audio meters

Backlight

Brightness

Check field

Chroma

Colour temperature

Contrast

Cross hair

Display flip

False colours

Grids

Guides

Histogram

H/V delay

Image flip/crop

Luma waveform

OSD flip

Peaking

Sharpness

Tint

Underscan

Zebra

Key Features:

EVF with 1440 x 900 Resolution

Supports UHD 4K via HDMI, 1080p via BNC

2.4" LCD Screen, 8-Bit Colour

450cd/m² Brightness, 1100:1 Contrast

-3 to +8 Diopter Adjustment

Rosette, NATO Rail, 3 x 1/4"-20 Threads

3D LUT Support via USB-A

Canon LP-E6 Battery Plate

Various Video Assist Functions

Round Sponge Eye Mask

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PortKeys LEYESDI SDI Input 3D LUT

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PortKeys LEYESDI SDI Input 3D LUT

The LEYE 3G-SDI & HDMI 2.4" LCD Electronic Viewfinder from PORTKEYS expands upon the capabilities of the previous model by adding a 3G-SDI input and an integrated LP-E6 battery plate to the interface. The 3G-SDI input supports up to 1080p video, while the HDMI input supports up to UHD 4K. This viewfinder features a 2.4" LCD screen with 1440 x 900 resolution, 450 cd/² mbrightness, and 1100:1 contrast for viewing images clearly in bright conditions. A round sponge eye mask further ensures viewability by preventing direct sunlight from burning the LCD screen.

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