Portkeys PT5 II Camera Monitor 5 Inch Full Touchscreen DSLR Field Monitor FHD 4K Camera Monitor Wide Color Gamut New Peaking LUT Video Assist Luma RGB Waveform for DSLR

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Aside from those two things, both of which are minor, the actual use and usability of the Portkeys PT6 is incredibly good. The monitor’s small size and weight make it convenient to transport and ultimately it doesn’t add too much weight and bulk to you camera or rig. The Portkeys PT5 HDMI touchscreen monitor is the most affordable monitor, which is a 5″ 4K30p monitor with 500nit bitghtness, new peaking, wide color gamut and 3D LUT. But despite its plastic construction, it still features a full range of monitoring tools that would certainly make your life on set a lot easier. Portkeys PT5 Hardware – Improved Compact Touchscreen LH7P specifications – Source: Portkeys Portkeys BM7IIDS – bright 7″ wireless camera control monitor With a complete set of tools with simple operation and professional functions, all operations can be completed with one touch. Video assistance functions include focusing, framing and exposure tools ( RGB and Luma waveform, RGB histogram, brightness histogram, audio meters, peak focus, zoom, zebra pattern, false color, safety frame, etc.) and a flexible 3D LUT loading tool that you can customize the upload of the .cube file, HDR monitoring and anamorphic widescreen recovery functions.

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If you are using a Sony A7 III, A7 IV, A7S III, A1, A9 II, RX10, A7C, FX3, FX30, or A9 II, you can control REC, Iris, ISO, Shutter, Color Temperature, White Balance, EV, Focus Areas, Single Focus, and Exposure Mode. List of supported cameras for LH7P Monitor – Source: Portkeys Not only may you find a new passion but you may also uncover a hidden talent that you weren’t even aware of. My classmate started the program thinking her main skills were as a journalist. After doing the casting process once, she discovered she had a great eye for spotting talent and really enjoyed communicating with the actors. Now, she is the go to casting director for all projects!The small size of the monitor is a real benefit enabling it to be attached to a rig, tripod or camera easily, and as it weighs next to nothing, there isn’t the worry of strain that you get with more weighty examples on the hotshoe. Being small, but still larger than the camera’s monitor is a benefit, but what pushes the usability are the additional features.

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Step 2: Enter the [Color] item in the menu main menu and select the [Import LUT ] item, and then execute the item. The Portkeys PT6 is an ultra-compact fully, featured monitor for your camera. It’s a pro-grade screen designed to get a decent representation of what you’re shooting rather than relying on the often flakey reproduced image that your on-camera screen will show. Those features include Peaking, Luma waveform, False colour Zebra, Grids, LUTs and more technical monitoring features that will help ensure you capture the video you want. Well, it doesn't. The PortKeys PT6 doesn't actually stream your video source, but it provides a set of tools to get your image ready for streaming. This can then be outputted to a device that sends your signal to the web and beyond.

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You can even convert your image to grayscale to make it easier to see focus peaking. To power the unit, creatives have the option to use the DC barrel connector or either a Sony NP-F or Canon LP-E6 battery. JPG Picture Custom Freeze Frame: just like the MT22DS and BM7IIDS, the LH7P can do a freeze frame in 16:9 1920×1080. After you captured an image, you can compare it to your real-time video with a semi-transparent image on your screen. This could be useful for any match cuts or transition frames, that can be easily created with this feature. Anamorphic De-squeeze: the LH7P monitor supports anamorphic lens correction in a ratio of 1.00x / 1.33x / 1.42x / 1.50x / 1.60x / 1.66x / 1.85x / 2.00x / 2.35x. Moreover, you can dial in a custom de-squeeze factor ranging between 0.25x and 4.00x. He is a Fellow of The Royal Society of Arts, holds a Foundation Degree in Equitation Science and is a Master of Arts in Publishing. He is member of Nikon NPS and has been a Nikon user since the film days using a Nikon F5 and saw the digital transition with Nikon's D series cameras and is still to this day the youngest member to be elected in to BEWA, The British Equestrian Writers' Association.