PortKeys BM5 III WR 5.5" HDMI Touchscreen Monitor with Camera Control

PortKeys BM5 III WR 5.5" HDMI Touchscreen Monitor with Cabled Camera Control for Selected Canon and Panasonic Cameras comes with a wireless control module specially designed to connect with RED Komodo wirelessly. The BM5WR with Camera Control maintains the same reliable BM5 clarity, vivid colour details, and dynamic touchscreen camera control. The BM5WR can display the position of the TILTA Nucleus N/M and display the wireless follow the focus scale. All in all, it can provide professional content creators with reliable tools for various scenarios.

When you touch the screen of the monitor, it draws highlights around the edge of the focus, so you can focus quickly and accurately in real-time without any other tools. Portkeys BM5WR offers a 2200nit ultra-high brightness 5.5-inch display with a clear resolution, excellent colour, and contrast, and precise image control. Rugged aluminium alloy shell design, durable and lightweight. BM5WR uses a sturdy aluminium alloy shell and weighs only 376g, which can withstand heavy daily operations, so it is easy to carry when shooting. There is HDMI import and SDI input and output ports. SDI OUT can output an image superimposed with 3DLUT and a peaking.

Each BM5WR has passed strict hardware colour calibration before shipping to ensure the widest colour gamut and the most accurate colours. The 10-bit colour depth makes the display colour reproduction more accurate, the image quality is more delicate, and the level is richer. Expose your image using ARRI false colour mode and user-defined mode. When you use the user-defined mode, you can freely set the IRE. The optimised new peaking algorithm can accurately capture the subtle facial focus. The high-precision full-screen waveform can accurately capture 1920X1080 pixels frame by frame. Image Capture takes a snapshot of the video feed being sent through SDI or HDMI (combined with a LUT if desired) and saves it to memory – great for shot matching (continuity) or a quick overview of the days’ shots.