- Portkeys LOG stops: Uses the camera's actual stop data, identifies the camera's LOG signal, and divides it into multiple exposure level zones
- 3D LUT monitoring and 3D LUT HDMI output, load up to 20 custom LUTs via USB port
- ARRI False Color mode and user-defined mode
- Improved peaking algorithm with a Peaking Frame feature, so the camera's UI can stay clear
- Cropping feature for precise zoom-in
- Framing guides, grids, aspect ratios, and auto image flip
- Image Capture and Image Overlay: Takes a snapshot of the HDMI video input and saves it to the monitor's memory; sets transparency/opacity of the overlay
- Anamorphic image de-squeeze with standard ratios (1.33x, 1.5x, 2.0x), option to enter custom ratios from 0.25 to 4x
- Stretch Leg tool: when shooting vertically, stretch the bottom part of the image and send it to the HDMI output
- Sharpness, chroma, brightness, backlight, tint, and color temperature adjustments
PORTKEYS LH7C 7" High-Brightness Touchscreen Monitor
- 7" HDMI 1920 x 1080 Touchscreen Display
- Wired Control for Sony/Canon/Panasonic
- Up to DCI 4K24 Input Support
- 1000 cd/m² Brightness
PORTKEYS LH7C Overview
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PORTKEYS LH7C Reviews
Great monitor
Awesome monitor. Very light. Very bright. This was my first monitor purchase and it was incredibly easy to setup and use. Huge with for a run and gun rig for a A6700.
Great GH7 Monitor and Remote Control
I now have three, each attached to a GH7 in my studio. The latest firmware automatically attached to the GH7. An earlier version did, but the process was not automatic. I did a lot of testing to get all three cameras and monitors in sync, not an easy task given the complexity of the GH7 menus. The impeccable autofocus of the GH7 has made a huge change of my work routines. Adding a 7" touch screen monitor with all the scopes I use is a big part of the update. Using the touch focus control on the ProtKeys monitor is a game changer. Touch an object on the Portkeys screen, a box appears, and if you have focus peaking turned on, focus is nearly instant. A 7" monitor with an integrated sun screen on a studio camera is a perfect setup. Add touch screen control of all the camera settings on the PortKeys monitor means I am never touching the camera. I became aware of a few other technical gains. I use constant aperture Panasonic zoom lenses exclusively that integrate with the GH7 body. The autofocus of this Panasonic combination has essentially converted these into parfocal zooms. Ponder this for a moment. Add to that touchscreen autofocus selection and you can get rid of your focus lens motors. I moved the dial setting on my Nucleus NII's from the focus motor to the zoom motor. At times one of my cameras is on a crane mounted RS4 Pro. So, I tested the PortKeys monitor with both HDMI and USB-C extension cables. No problem, the monitor flawlessly controlled the camera. . So, the crane operator has touch screen control of the camera the could be 18' away. The HDMI output fed to a DJI SDR Transmitter to get the image to the video village as well. All is good and i have a level of remote control I have struggled to attain for years.
