Product Description The Desview R6II 5.5″ Ultra-High Bright 1080p Touchscreen Monitor with 4K60 HDMI I/O is a compact 5.5″ on–camera touchscreen monitor with a lightweight yet durable polycarbonate and ABS plastic shell. It features an ultrabright 1920 x 1080 display with 2800 cd/m² brightness and a 1000:1 contrast ratio suitable for use in exteriors without a sun hood. The monitor supports up to DCI 4K60 through its HDMI input, scaling the signal for display, and the loop-through HDMI 2.0 output allows you to send the original unmodified camera signal downstream to other monitors or connect to a wireless transmitter for easier transmission. The Desview R6II features built-in 3D LUTs and also allows you to import custom ones via a USB port, and the monitor supports SDR and HDR viewing, including HLG and PQ. Built-in signal and camera tools include histogram, false color, peaking, zebra, and more. Display functions are easily accessed by the touchscreen and include image freeze, L/R flip, aspect ratio adjustment, and anamorphic de-squeeze selection. The monitor features a headphone jack, and a built-in adjustable fan draws air in from the sides and back of the monitor, expelling out of the top. Two 1/4″-20 mounting holes are provided, on the bottom and right side, allowing for horizontal and vertical mount. A tilting monitor mount is included for attaching the monitor to your camera’s hot shoe or a cage with a shoe mount. The monitor has a combination L-series/LP-E6 battery plate and a 7-24 VDC power input, as well as an 8 VDC power output port to power your camera using a separately available dummy battery or cable. Software Monitoring Features False color False color ARRI Zebra Luminance waveform RGB waveform Luminance histogram RGB histogram Focus peaking Safety marker Center marker Audio meters Color temperature adjust Zoom Pixel-to-pixel Display flip Grid line overlay Anamorphic mode: 1.33x, 1.5x, 1.66x, 1.79, 2.0 HDR Support The monitor supports SDR and HDR monitoring, including HLG and PQ LUT Support The Desview R6II supports uploading LUTs via the USB-A port
