Descripción del producto

The 5" Full HD HDMI On-Camera Monitor with Touchscreen & 4K Support from Portkeys features a Full HD ***0 x ***0 panel with **0 pixels per inch. With the touch capability, you can easily and intuitively zoom in and out of your shot with the pinch-to-zoom gesture. You can also get a quick glance at your menu settings and features with an easy tap on the screen.

The LH5s is equipped with features like false color, peaking, zooming, guides, as well as histogram and audio meters. It also features image flip so you can adjust the monitor according to your needs. It has both HDMI and output, and a headphone output and audio meters for sound monitoring. The ***0:1 contrast ratio provides a sharp image, and brightness is a relatively high **0 cd/m².

This on-camera monitor comes with Sony L Series battery plates, it also includes a sun hood and an AC adapter for continuous power.

Key Features

5" ***0 x ***0 Full HD LCD Panel

4K & Ultra HD support via HDMI

Pinch-to-zoom pixel-to-pixel function

Histogram and audio meters

3.5mm Audio output

Image flip

HDMI and output, plus a headphone output

***0:1 Contrast ratio

**0 cd/m² Brightness

*6:9 Aspect ratio

**0° Viewing angle

Includes snap-on Sony L-Series battery plates



Monitoring Features:

Histogram

A graphical representation of the pixels exposed in your image, this tool helps you get proper exposure. The left side of the graph represents the blacks or shadows, the right side represents the highlights or bright areas, and the middle section is mid-tones. The height of the peaks represents the number of pixels in that particular tone.

 

Peaking

The LH5 is equipped with Monochrome Peaking features which highlight the desired focus area in bright red outlines. As you adjust focus, the outlines become sharper, with razor sharp indicating optimal focus.



DSLR Scaling

The DSLR Scaling function enables users to extend their DSLR cameras HDMI video output to any option of four: Normal, 3:2, *6:9, or Full-Screen.

Underscan

Underscan constrains the size of your image so the monitor shows everything the camera is seeing.