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No hay artículos en el carroMonitor de campo de cámara Portkeys
Baião
Comentado en Brasil el 17 de marzo de 2025
Produto é incrível, monitoramento da câmera diretamente dele é muito legal, gostei dos acessórios que vem junto, do acabamento e chegou rápido demais
Zhi lin
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 30 de agosto de 2024
No se pudo cargar el contenido.
KQS
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 27 de agosto de 2024
My use case for this monitor is as a focusing and exposure aid for copy work. I keep the monitor permanently mounted on a copy stand that also has a Sony A7R4 and a variety of manual focus Vöigtlander lenses. Copy work is extremely demanding for critical focus and proper exposure to maximize dynamic range. The camera's LCD is inadequate for this work and while this particular camera's viewfinder has extraordinary image quality, it is impossible to use when the camera is mounted on a copy stand. The subject matter ranges from the very small (requiring a 5:1 macro lens), the small ("only" requiring 1:1 macro lens) to traditional artwork (might require a semi-wide 35 mm lens). Critical focus is required for all these subjects, but it is particularly true for macro work. The 7-inch PortKeys screen makes manual focusing and focus-stacking a breeze and the built-in exposure tools (like RGB waveforms) confirm optimal exposure. The 1080p resolution and high refresh rate give a flicker-free image that stands up to even harsh lighting conditions.I have had only one real issue so far, which is a fiddly Sony-NF battery receptacle that at first did not want to accept batteries or dummy batteries due to the position of the male electrodes, but I eventually got it to work. As much as I like this monitor, I do worry about one potential issue, which is the quality of the on-off switch. To be clear, I have had no issues with the switch, but it is made of thin plastic and is nearly flush with the top of the unit, which looks to me to be a potential future failure point. It is for this reason I power the unit on and off by plugging in and unplugging the USB power source to the NP-F dummy battery. Other than that, I would say the quality of the image on the monitor is equal to my Blackmagic Design 7 inch Video Assist 12-G at less than half the cost. Of course, the Blackmagic Design Video Assist is also a terrific video/audio recorder, which accounts for the price difference. If you need a bright super clear 7 inch monitor that is also very light in weight, the PortKeys should be on your short list.In the box there is the monitor, am HDMI cable, a nice metal hot-shoe mount for the monitor and a screen protector. I am not using the screen protector, but it looks to be of good quality. The monitor does come in its own hard-sided travel case, which offers extraordinary protection if you use the monitor in the field. The monitor does have a 24C DC port, but no cable or charger for this is provided, which is why I have been using a dummy battery and a PD USB charger for my use-case where the monitor is permanently mounted on a copy stand.
Sherwin & Lyrica
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 8 de junio de 2024
No se pudo cargar el contenido.
Davina Huerta
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 19 de noviembre de 2024
Bright, Horrible user interface, setting it up to my camera as a nightmare touch to focus is a whole project just to set up. I’d save your money and go with another brand This is not a good value for my money. Not even bother with the updates the ones I got off their website the monitor will not load
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