Desview P5II Camera Field Monitor, 5.5 inch 800nits High Brightness 4K HDMI 1920x1080 IPS Field Monitor with 3D LUT Waveform Vectorscope False Color for DSLR (P52)

Desview P5II Camera Field Monitor, 5.5 inch 800nits High Brightness 4K HDMI 1920x1080 IPS Field Monitor with 3D LUT Waveform Vectorscope False Color for DSLR

• 【Visible in the Sun, Anti-drop protection】With the 800nits on this one, you should have a bit more flexibility with filming visibility. , It will make the screen have better "shading performance", allowing you to see more dark and bright details,even in bright sunshine. The monitor has rubber bumpers on all four corners for drop protection and the sunshade is attached by velcro so it can be installed upside down if you want.
• 【Touch Control ,Advanced Monitoring Tools】Desview P5II packed with a lot of the features included Histogram,Vectorscope,Waveform,False color,Focus Peaking,Zoom etc, makes you work more imaginative and flexible.
• 【Crisp and sharp image presentation 】It has full HD 1920 x 1080 resolution with 5.5 inch IPS panel 160° viewing angles, 1000:1 contrast ratio, 16: 9 aspect ratio, Rec.709 color calibration , excellent to presents vibrant colors on the screen.
• 【4K HDMI Input/ Output】Support 4K UHD 3840X2160p (24/25/30Hz), 4096X2160p (24Hz). The monitor has an HDMI IN and OUT so you can connect it to a camera and still pass the HDMI signal through to a recorder or another monitor if you want. Convenient for directors and photographers to monitor simultaneously. Additionally, it's got a pretty good array of IO, including HDMI in/out, power in/out, a USB port for a thumb drive, and a headphone port.
• 【Flexible power solution】 It runs on a standard NP-F battery (NOT included) ,You can also feed it power through a barrel connector on the side at 7-24V. One major usability improvement is that this monitor can actually show the battery percentage of the NPF cell you've got on it.
• 【Flexible power solution】 It runs on a standard NP-F battery (NOT included) ,You can also feed it power through a barrel connector on the side at 7-24V. One major usability improvement is that this monitor can actually show the battery percentage of the NPF cell you've got on it.