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SMALLHD CINE 5 1080P SDI/HDMI 2000nits LCD MONITOR

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Monitor your camera with the SMALLHD CINE 5 1080P SDI/HDMI 2000nits LCD MONITOR. Featuring a sharp 5" display suitable for indoor or outdoor use, the CINE 5 monitor supports various HD and SD formats via one full-size HDMI input, one HDMI output, one 3G-SDI input, and one 3G-SDI selectable input/output. The monitor also supports cross conversion from HDMI to SDI and from SDI to HDMI. The CINE 5 features a bright 2000 cd/m², 1920 x 1080 LCD touchscreen with 3D LUT compatibility. Using the intuitive PageOS 5, you can turn on and save pages of various monitoring tools and focusing aids with a finger tap, and the CINE 5 also adds a joystick on the side and a button on the back for ease of use. There is a 5-pin USB output to utilise optional RED camera control. The monitor can be powered using its 2-pin power input.

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SmallHD CINE 5 Touchscreen On-Camera Monitor

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