IKAN VH8 8 INCH LCD HDMI MONITOR & ALL ACCESSORIES

EXTREMELY LIGHTWEIGHT SO PERFECT FOR YOUR CANON 5D OR SONY A7S etc ...

ONLY USED ON 1 SHOOT SO AS NEW CONDITION WITH BOX ETC ... 

STILL HAS THE PROTECTIVE PLASTIC ON THE SCREEN SO IT DOES NOT GET SCRATCHED ... SEE PICS

COMES WITH A SONY NP-F BATTERY ADAPTOR & A WORLD MULTI-VOLTAGE AC SUPPLY SO YOU CAN POWER IT FROM THE POWER POINT

8 inch 1600 x 768 Resolution with HDMI Input & Output ... Peaking / False Color / Clip Guides ... 300 Nit Brightness / 400:1 Contrast ... Four Assignable Touch-Sensitive Buttons ... Composite Input, Headphone Jack ... "Heads Up Display" Shows / Reads Signals

The Ikan VH8-2 8" HDMI Monitor with HD Panel and Canon E6, Nikon EL15, Panasonic G6 Type Battery Plates is 1/2-inch thick and weighs a 1/2-pound.The screen features 1600 x 768 resolution, which provides an aspect ratio over 2:1, which allows the monitor to fit your HD image on the screen while the unused screen area on the side used by the Heads Up Display. Yet the monitor is lightweight enough to mount to your camera.

The monitor incorporates a variety of image display tools that aid you in capturing in-focus, well-exposed images. It has four assignable function buttons for programming your most commonly used of these features. All the monitor's buttons are away from screen view, with the four assignable buttons located at the top of the back panel, and with three more not far away. These three control the monitor's menu and select between the monitor's inputs, HDMI and Composite. The monitor comes with Canon E6, Nikon EL15, Panasonic G6, which can be swapped out for other optional battery plates.

Ultra Wide 1600 x 768 LCD panel ... False Color, Clip Guides on-screen color chart ... False Color -- adjustable Under Luminance & Over Luminance warning (only HDMI) ... Clip Guides -- adjustable Threshold (similar to the Zebra crossing function (only HDMI) ... Pixel Data Analysis (IRE the color charts) ... Vertical H.U.D. (Heads Up Display) on the right side of the screen reads incoming signals ... Peaking (red outline) ... DSLR Scaling (only HDMI) ... Underscan ... Movable Pixel to Pixel ... Guides (4:3 & 16:9 Framing Safe Area) ... Check Field (blue, red, green, monochrome) ... Manual backlight adjustment ... H/V-line field delay ... Aspect ratio (16:9 / 4:3) ... Custom aspect ratio ... Adjustable RGB ... Four, assignable, touch-sensitive, function buttons on the rear

Peaking

The VH8 is equipped with both Monochrome and Color Peaking features, which highlight the desired focus area in a bright, RED outline. The operator adjusts the focus control until the RED indicator outlines on the desired area are razor sharp, indicating optimal focus. For the best results, be sure the subject is properly exposed.

False Color

The False Color feature utilizes a full spectrum of assigned color indicators, ensuring flawless shot exposure. The under/ over luminance warning enables the video professional to get the quality he/ she desires every time. By adjusting the camera's Iris, the subject of the image will change color based on specific brightness values indicating optimal exposure.

DSLR Scaling

The DSLR Scaling function enables users to extend their DSLR camera's HDMI video output to any option of four: Normal, 3:2, 16:9 or Full Screen - convenience made simple.

Movable Pixel-to-Pixel

The VH8's 1:1 pixel-to-pixel mapping allows the video professional to emphasize on individual chosen elements in the shot. This feature is essential for capturing optimum detail.

Clip Guides

The VH8 offers adjustable upper Clip Guide levels to accurately display overexposed images in any shooting condition. The operator simply assigns the upper IRE to their preference and any exposure over the set IRE limit will flash in a vivid purple, indicating only the over exposed area.

H.U.D.

The Heads Up display is a vertical area on the right of the screen that can display information such as Input, Signal type, color temperature, if Peaking is engaged, and a False Color. This is accomplished without intruding on your image as the VH8 features an aspect ratio of almost 2:1, which is significantly wider than the usual 16 x 9 HD signal.