With live production, streaming, and camera-to-cloud now the official future of production, PortKeys has found a niche, and it's sticking to it. For those more familiar with using a monitor, there’s also the option for a false colour display to accurately check the exposure of specific areas of the image. Changes to the program will enhance the pre-production process and overall structure of CaseStudy with a strong focus on mentorship.

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Tools include 3D LUT support to 17grid, anamorphic squeeze with fine squeeze control, and UI from the camera. Dipping into the experience the company collected during productions such as The Mandalorian (which used ROE’s Black Pearl 2 panels), the ROE Visual CaseStudy was born.

While the monitor has been designed for the streaming market, it will also suit anyone looking for a cheap monitor to accompany their DSLR or Mirrorless camera when shooting video. To view the purposes they believe they have legitimate interest for, or to object to this data processing use the vendor list link below. As with the BM7IIDS monitor, it has the same split-screen monitoring features, custom freeze frame feature for match cuts, 3D LUT HDMI output, anamorphic lens calibration, customized peaking range, custom rectangular image crop, brightness and RGB signal detection before and after loading 3D LUTs. It’s always tough to work out whether the video outputs on cameras are really as fast as they should be, but having played with this on both an old Canon EOS-7D and the JVC GY-LS300, the latency seems very well controlled indeed. It will not be the most robust tool in your kit, but it's lightweight, silent, and packed with features that will have your production ready.

New 5-inch Portkeys PT5 Field Monitor Announced - 4K Shooters

Unfortunately, many companies provide a rather inadequate ball swivel to sit between monitor and camera. If you are planning on heading to this year’s NAB Show, these 3 new Portkeys monitors will make their debut in Las Vegas.The LH5P II is built line a tank, constructed of aluminium hard-shell with robust hard plastic buttons for menus controls and 4 function setting, it makes it feel like a quality product right out the box, and even the packaging is useful as the PortKey supply you with a handy pelican-style hard case to put your newly required monitor into when travelling, which I thought was a very nice touch. The monitor supports 3D LUTs, which must be loaded via a USB stick and an optional Vesa mount is also available. As previously mentioned the LH5P II takes NPF style batteries and found that I could easily use 1 battery for a whole shoot day with the monitor being turned on and off during breaks. Now the PortKeys PT6 Livestreaming Assist Monitor has been released, which offers livestreaming assists while not breaking the bank.

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But now that we can see everything on an LED wall, you don't have to wait till the final render to see how it all came together. As so often, on the back is a mount for Sony-style NP-F series batteries, and on the bottom is the 1/4” -20 mounting thread. It is a 7″ 1920×1080 touchscreen on-camera monitor with built-in Wi-Fi that allows you to wirelessly control Sony and Blackmagic cameras.Even if you're just using YouTube and Google, expertise is the difference between education and mastery. When it comes to software, the PortKeys PT5 provides a decent amount of useful analyzing functions and tools.