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SmallHD Cine 7 Red Komodo Kit

This kit includes everything you need to control your RED KOMODO or RED V-RAPTOR (DSMC3) camera with the Cine 7. Featuring a colour-accurate wide-gamut display and cinema camera control, backed by 1800nits of brightness for daylight visibility. Unlock access to camera control for RED KOMODO and DSMC3 cameras with the included software license (QR Code Card) and tap into the internal camera settings with intuitive touchscreen configuration tools. Includes RED EXT 9-pin to SmallHD 5-pin USB Camera-Control Cable (18in/45cm) and Micro USB to 5-pin Lemo Adapter for full tethering and camera accessibility. The camera and SDI Cable are not included.

SKU: GC49-33.1.MON-16-0710-R2

SmallHD Cine 7 Red Komodo Kit

SmallHD Cine 7 Red Komodo Kit

This kit includes everything you need to control your RED KOMODO or RED V-RAPTOR (DSMC3) camera with the Cine 7. Featuring a colour-accurate wide-gamut display and cinema camera control, backed by 1800nits of brightness for daylight visibility. Unlock access to camera control for RED KOMODO and DSMC3 cameras with the included software license (QR Code Card) and tap into the internal camera settings with intuitive touchscreen configuration tools. Includes RED EXT 9-pin to SmallHD 5-pin USB Camera-Control Cable (18in/45cm) and Micro USB to 5-pin Lemo Adapter for full tethering and camera accessibility. The camera and SDI Cable are not included.

Camera Control for RED KOMODO DSMC3

Access all camera features available thru RED Camera Protocol (RCP2)

PageOS 4 Software Toolset

User page presets, Focus Assist, frame guides, HDR (PQ) waveforms, improved false colour, Color Pipe log conversion, etc. Monitor camera metadata, timecode, and start/stop flags.

Responsive Touchscreen with Daylight Visibility

Full HD 7-inch IPS LCD with 1920x1200 resolution

10-bit colour processing in 100% DCI-P3

1800nits of brightness

4K & HDR compatible

160-degree viewing angle

Versatile I/O

Input: 1x 3G-SDI, 1x 3G-SDI In/Out, 1x HDMI, 1x Micro USB

Output: 1x 3G-SDI, 1x HDMI

Power Input Options

2mm barrel connector port

Included Sony L-Series dual-battery bracket

Optional Gold Mount & V-Mount battery plate attachments (sold separately)

Rugged Lightweight Housing

Anodized aluminum chassis

Featherlight weight: 1.1lbs (.53kg)

Ultrathin body width: 1.2in (3.35cm)

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SmallHD Cine 7 Red Komodo Kit

This kit includes everything you need to control your RED KOMODO or RED V-RAPTOR (DSMC3) camera with the Cine 7. Featuring a colour-accurate wide-gamut display and cinema camera control, backed by 1800nits of brightness for daylight visibility. Unlock access to camera control for RED KOMODO and DSMC3 cameras with the included software license (QR Code Card) and tap into the internal camera settings with intuitive touchscreen configuration tools. Includes RED EXT 9-pin to SmallHD 5-pin USB Camera-Control Cable (18in/45cm) and Micro USB to 5-pin Lemo Adapter for full tethering and camera accessibility. The camera and SDI Cable are not included.

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