The Elvid OCM-10-PSM FieldVision 10.1" Pro IPS LCD Monitor with Scopes is a compact battery powered field monitor with a 16:10 native aspect ratio, and a wide variety of signal scopes that allows you to customize your display to suit changing needs depending on the job. It features a mode that tiles histogram, audio bar, vector, RGB histogram, and YUV waveform in a border surrounding your video image, allowing you an unobstructed view of your video and scopes at the same time. The IPS panel features a native 1280 x 800 resolution that scales to fit HD and SD images, in NTSC and PAL, over SDI and HDMI connections. The monitor features two separate anamorphic modes, a 1.33 and a 2.0x squeeze, allowing you to view your footage unsqueezed, even if your camera doesn't unsqueeze the output.
The monitor automatically detects and displays the signal, and provides a 178° viewing angle without noticeable color or contrast shift. You use the front mounted knobs to select which scopes you wish to display, as well as choose from a variety of safe area markers as well as peaking and zebras. You can select to display audio level meters on the side of the monitor if you wish, or monitor the audio from the built-in speaker or headphone jack. The monitor is powered from optional Sony L-type battery, 4-pin XLR connector, or 12 VDC coax input with the included power adapter.
10.1" 1280 × 800 High-Resolution IPS Screen
The Elvid FieldVision OCM-10-PSM features a 10.1" 1280 × 800 high-resolution IPS panel that provides consistent color and contrast when viewed from off center. This makes it well suited for use as a director monitor, especially when the director is constantly moving while watching, or others are trying to crowd around the monitor to see the shot.
Anamorphic Mode
Built-in selection of no squeeze, 1.3× or 2.0× allows you to use anamorphic lenses or adapters and see the image unsqueezed, even if your camera does not de-squeeze in camera. A 2.0× mag mode, magnifies the center of your image so you can check the focus of your scaled image.
Vectorscope, Histogram, RGB Histogram, and Waveform (Y, YUV, RGB)
- Histogram: provides a graphic depiction of how many pixels in your image are at each level between black and white. This provides you exposure information so you can objectively judge how much of your image is clipping, falling into the shadows, or being captured faithfully.
- RGB Histogram displays each color as a histogram
- Waveform: provides an objective evaluation of your video signal. It displays the brightness of your image on an IRE scale, allowing you to see if your image will clip and where your black levels are. The monitor allows you to choose from a waveform display of RGB, YUV, and Y (Luminance).
- Vectorscope: displays the signal on a graph so you can check the phase of your colors. The vectorscope function also verifies and checks the overall tint and hue of an image.
All Scopes Mode
This mode shrinks your video image to approximately the size of a 7" display and tiles your choice of vectorscope, histogram, and waveform on the border of your video.
Selectable Zoom Modes
The monitor supports DSLR cameras in camera mode, which allows you to scale the incoming vide to fill the screen either side-to-side or top-to-bottom. 3 x 3 grid mode, divides the screen into nine sections, which you can toggle between, select, and then magnify any of the nine se tons to fill the screen Divide the screen into a 3 × 3 grid and choose from any of the nine panels to display full screen. This selectable zoom mode makes it easy to magnify a specific part of your image to check details or fine-tune the focus without adjusting or changing the frame. The monitor also supports 1-to-1 pixel mode, which allows you to look at sections of your image without any scaling, so you can see the actual detail and not be fooled by scaling artifacts.
False Color Mode with Onscreen Chart Display
The False Color feature provides under/over luminance warning by presenting the image as a series of color values representing exposure. The ELOCM10PSM displays a color chart on the side of the monitor that allows you to visually see what the exposure values are.
Zebra Exposure Indicator
Check at a glance if parts of your image are overexposed by displaying an animated black and white outline around the overexposed areas of the picture.
Focus Assist (Peaking)
With this focus-assist tool, the monitor will display a colored outline around in-focus areas of the image. You can select from displaying peaking in red, green, blue, and white. The sensitivity is selectable between high and low, please note that the high sensitivity setting may highlight areas of high contrast that are not on the focus plane.
Check Field Mode
Check Field mode helps you calibrate the monitor by displaying only the selected color onscreen. Choose from gray, red, green, or blue.
Color Bars
The color bars provide a convenient way to calibrate the FieldVision's high-res screen so you can achieve accurate and consistent color reproduction.
Scan Mode
The five front panel function buttons are user assignable to suit your work routine. You can choose to assign one of 22 functions to each function button in three groups. What this means is that you can create up to three presets, with each of the five function buttons assigned a different function in each preset. This can be useful when more than one person uses the monitor, and each has their own display set up they like to use.
Custom Function Buttons
The five front panel function buttons are user assignable to suit your work routine. You can choose to assign one of 22 functions to each function button in three groups. What this means is that you can create up to three presets, with each of the five function buttons assigned a different function in each preset. This can be useful when more than one person uses the monitor, and each has their own display set up they like to use.
Control Knobs
Four onboard control knobs facilitate menu navigation, access focus and camera modes, and adjust monitor settings.
Image Flip
The image flip function allows you to flip the image horizontally, vertically, or both simultaneously. This is useful when using lens adapters or mounting the monitor at odd angles.
Freeze
Freeze the current onscreen image to analyze your frame as a still picture.
Up to 16× Zoom
The zoom tool allows you to examine your picture in fine detail. Just zoom into the onscreen image at 4×, 9×, or 16× without altering the incoming signal or loop-through.
Color Temperature
Select from one of four presets (9300, 6500, 5600, or 3200 K) or configure your own custom setting.
Three Simple Power Options
The monitor ships with a Sony L-type battery plate, with optional plates available for other batteries. You can also use an optional 4-pin XLR power supply or the included 12 VDC power supply for AC power.
Live Audio Monitoring
Monitor your incoming audio signal via the built-in speaker or the 3.5 mm headphone jack. Volume is adjustable via the front knob or onscreen menu. There's also an onscreen audio meter for checking audio levels as you record.
Included Sunshade
The included sunshade blocks glare from the monitor's screen and is a valuable item when shooting outdoors or in other brightly lit environments. The sunshade attaches via the included hook and loop adhesive.
1/4"-20 Threaded Socket
The Monitor incorporates three ¼"-20 threaded mounting holes, on the bottom and one on each side. This allows you to mount the monitor using a variety of optional mounting arms or brackets.
Tally
The monitor incorporates a front mounted Tally light.
Tabletop Bracket
The tabletop bracket attaches to the monitor via the two side ¼"-20 threaded mounting holes. The bracket features rubber boots for the mounting arms to protect the monitor, and incorporates a ¼"-20 threaded mounting hole, as well as slots for mounting to a flat surface.
