The monitor can be used with optional paid software upgrades that enable camera control access to RED DSMC2 and KOMODO cameras. These software licenses allow users to control camera functions and project settings such as Start/Stop Record, FPS, Shutter Speed, ISO, Color Temperature/White Balance, and Clip Playback. But you need to have the DSMC2 control license firmware.

Almost all cameras have the ability to change the output resolution independently of the recording resolution. For example, you can tell the camera to output 3840x2160 (or even 1920x1080) and this will have no effect on your ability to record 4096x2160.

We have this case from Orca with a hood built in that will work well. https://bhpho.to/3b6dVk5

Whether or not a power cable is included is not explicitly defined by the manufacturer and since this is a new item that, as of this writing, is still unavailable to us, we have no means of physically verifying this. However, for power options, one may use the following L-series dummy battery to AC adapter option: https://bhpho.to/3fuTnSz

Yes you can. You need to use the SmallHD D-Tap to L-Series Dummy Battery Cable (32") (BH #SMDTSLFB • MFR #PWR-ADP-SONYL-DTAP) This cable has 1 end that attaches to the battery slot of your monitor but draws power from the D-tap of your V Mount Battery.

That depends on your application. While there are no customized cages for the Indie 7 just yet if you are interested in a director's cage there are a few options that are adjustable to different monitor sizes. A few examples are the: Wooden Camera Director's Monitor Cage v3 with Dual Carbon Fiber Handgrips B&H # WO270000 MFR # 270000 Hollyland Monitor Cage with Rubber Handgrips for 5 to 9" Monitors (V-Mount) B&H # HOMNTRCAGEV MFR # MONITOR CAGE-V E-Image Director's Monitor Cage with Rubber Handgrips B&H # EIQ100 MFR # Q100

DCI-P3 is a larger color space than Rec 709 with slightly different primaries. Most display panels are designed to represent one color space accurately, although some can cover nearly 100% of both Rec 709 and DCI-P3 (just not this one). So no, not a typo. However, also not an issue unless you are shooting specifically for theatrical release. Most consumer products are designed to emulate Rec 709.

There is always a chance of latency depending on what kind of SDI cable you're using, how far you're running it, and what device you're sending it to, but that latency should remain low - maybe a few frames - and not be affected by looping the signal through the SmallHD INDIE 7 Touchscreen On-Camera Monitor (BH #SMMONINDIE7 • MFR #MON-INDIE-7).