Overview

Add an ultra-bright monitor to your production rig with the SMALLHD ULTRA 5 1080P SDI/HDMI 3000nit LCD MONITOR, which features a 3000 bright cd/m² display for viewing in just about any indoor or outdoor environment. The 5" 1920 x 1080 touchscreen LCD provides a sharp image and 10-bit 4:2:2 Rec. 709 colour processing, ideal for focus pulling and image analysis on set and in the field. The SMALLHD ULTRA 5 1080P SDI/HDMI 3000nit LCD MONITOR features HDMI and 3G-SDI inputs and outputs, and it also features physical buttons for use in conditions that might require gloves. It can also be used to control your camera, and it features a 5-pin USB port for optional RED camera control, and it also has an Ethernet port for optional ARRI and Sony VENICE camera control. All the functionality of the monitor is available via PageOS 5, which provides advanced functionality with a simple and efficient graphical user interface.

SKU: GC49-33.1.16-0527

SMALLHD ULTRA 5 1080P SDI/HDMI 3000nit LCD MONITOR

Add an ultra-bright monitor to your production rig with the SMALLHD ULTRA 5 1080P SDI/HDMI 3000nit LCD MONITOR, which features a 3000 bright cd/m² display for viewing in just about any indoor or outdoor environment. The 5" 1920 x 1080 touchscreen LCD provides a sharp image and 10-bit 4:2:2 Rec. 709 colour processing, ideal for focus pulling and image analysis on set and in the field. The SMALLHD ULTRA 5 1080P SDI/HDMI 3000nit LCD MONITOR features HDMI and 3G-SDI inputs and outputs, and it also features physical buttons for use in conditions that might require gloves. It can also be used to control your camera, and it features a 5-pin USB port for optional RED camera control, and it also has an Ethernet port for optional ARRI and Sony VENICE camera control. All the functionality of the monitor is available via PageOS 5, which provides advanced functionality with a simple and efficient graphical user interface.

Features

  • Daylight-viewable, 5" touchscreen on-camera monitor with 3000 cd/m² brightness

  • Slim, lightweight design with 10-bit 4:2:2 DCI-P3 color, touchscreen LCD panel

  • HDMI and 3G-SDI inputs and outputs

  • Buttons around the monitor allow you to use the monitor in any conditions

  • The PageOS 5 toolset with EL Zone Exposure Assist, best-in-class waveform, false color, Look-Around Camera Control (sold separately), advanced Teradek RT overlays, and more

  • Four 1/4"-20 mounting threads on the left, right, bottom, and back of the monitor

  • Power using a 2-pin power input

  • Optional RED camera control via the micro-USB port

  • Optional ARRI/Sony VENICE camera control via the Ethernet port

  • Durable aluminum chassis

Display Tools

  • Pixel zoom: 2x and 4x with pinch-zoom

  • Aspect ratios: Preset and customisable

  • DSLR scale: Canon 5D Mk II and Canon 7D

  • Custom scale: Underscan only

  • Anamorphic de-squeeze: 1.33x, 1.5x, 1.66x, 2.0x

  • Image flip: Auto and manual

  • Image rotation: Auto and manual

  • Cross conversion: HDMI to SDI, SDI to HDMI

  • Colour focus assist: Adjustable style and intensity

  • Peaking: Adjustable intensity

  • False colour: Spectrum, ARRI-style, and customisable

  • Zebra: Dual, customisable

  • Waveform: Luma and RGB, customisable with region-of-interest highlighting

  • Vectorscope

  • RGB parade, customisable

  • Histogram: Luma and RGB

  • Image capture, with dedicated button and image gallery

  • Custom LUTs: Load as looks on pages or as system-wide calibration via the settings menu

  • LUT import: Via SD card or USB storage device

  • Image overlay: Opacity slider and blink setting

  • Image capture

  • Audio meters: Up to eight channels

 

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Product Overview

Add an ultra-bright monitor to your production rig with the SMALLHD ULTRA 5 1080P SDI/HDMI 3000nit LCD MONITOR, which features a 3000 bright cd/m² display for viewing in just about any indoor or outdoor environment. The 5" 1920 x 1080 touchscreen LCD provides a sharp image and 10-bit 4:2:2 Rec. 709 colour processing, ideal for focus pulling and image analysis on set and in the field. The SMALLHD ULTRA 5 1080P SDI/HDMI 3000nit LCD MONITOR features HDMI and 3G-SDI inputs and outputs, and it also features physical buttons for use in conditions that might require gloves. It can also be used to control your camera, and it features a 5-pin USB port for optional RED camera control, and it also has an Ethernet port for optional ARRI and Sony VENICE camera control. All the functionality of the monitor is available via PageOS 5, which provides advanced functionality with a simple and efficient graphical user interface.

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