Key Features: 

• 7 Inch Full HD 1920x1200 resolution IPS panel
• Touch screen and shortcut keys operation
• 2600 cd/m² ultra-high brightness
• Supports 3G-SDI & 4K HDMI input/output
• Support dual NP-F battery
• Professional monitoring features: brightness/RGB histogram, luminance/RGB waveform, vectorscope,
• All wave, HDR, peaking, false colour, etc.
• Supports custom 3D luts and load the LUTs to preview

R7SII 7"

The monitor supports both 3G-SDI and 4K HDMI signal input/output, including 1920*1080p, 3840*2160p, 4096*2160p, which enables uncompressed video transmission and multiple devices monitoring. R7S II monitor is compatible with canon sony Nikon Panasonic FujiFilm cameras and professional camcorders. 3.5mm headphone port for real-time audio checking.

2600nits High Brightness with Light Sensor

2600nits high brightness provides a clear display even filming under the sunlight. 1100:1 contrast ratio and 178°viewing angle ensures a great monitoring experience from different angles. A light sensor will adjust the screen backlight brightness automatically according to the environmental change, which can protect your eyes and provide a comfortable monitoring experience at night.

HDR Display Function

In contrast to normal SDR images, High-Dynamic-Range (HDR) allows you to see more of the details and colors in images. HDR boosts a wider color gamut, meeting around 90 percent of the DCI-P3 standard, the color space currently used by the film industry for cinema. It also increases the color depth to reduce the occurrence of banding between similar colors, more control on contrast or black levels to create more realistic-looking images.

Custom 3D LUT, Waveform, and Vectorscope

The Desview R7SII monitor has many professional Auxillary shooting functions, such as Histogram, Vectorscope, Waveform, False Color, Focus Peaking, Zoom, etc. You can import custom LUTs via SD card, to change the image colour tone instantly. The histogram shows the brightness of images, The waveform shows exposure
information, and the Vectorscope shows the image's colour construction.