The Desview R6II 5.5" Ultra-High Bright 1080p Touchscreen Monitor with 4K60 HDMI I/O is a compact 5.5" on-camera touchscreen monitor with a lightweight yet durable polycarbonate and ABS plastic shell. It features an ultrabright 1920 x 1080 display with 2800 cd/m² brightness and a 1000:1 contrast ratio suitable for use in exteriors without a sun hood. The monitor supports up to DCI 4K60 through its HDMI input, scaling the signal for display, and the loop-through HDMI 2.0 output allows you to send the original unmodified camera signal downstream to other monitors or connect to a wireless transmitter for easier transmission.
The R6II features built-in 3D LUTs and also allows you to import custom ones via a USB port, and the monitor supports SDR and HDR viewing, including HLG and PQ. Built-in signal and camera tools include histogram, false color, peaking, zebra, and more. Display functions are easily accessed by the touchscreen and include image freeze, L/R flip, aspect ratio adjustment, and anamorphic de-squeeze selection.
The monitor features a headphone jack, and a built-in adjustable fan draws air in from the sides and back of the monitor, expelling out of the top. Two 1/4"-20 mounting holes are provided, on the bottom and right side, allowing for horizontal and vertical mount. A tilting monitor mount is included for attaching the monitor to your camera's hot shoe or a cage with a shoe mount. The monitor has a combination L-series/LP-E6 battery plate and a 7-24 VDC power input, as well as an 8 VDC power output port to power your camera using a separately available dummy battery or cable.
Software Monitoring Features
- False color
- False color ARRI
- Zebra
- Luminance waveform
- RGB waveform
- Luminance histogram
- RGB histogram
- Focus peaking
- Safety marker
- Center marker
- Audio meters
- Color temperature adjust
- Zoom
- Pixel-to-pixel
- Display flip
- Grid line overlay
- Anamorphic mode: 1.33x, 1.5x, 1.66x, 1.79, 2.0
HDR Support
The monitor supports SDR and HDR monitoring, including HLG and PQ
LUT Support
The R6II supports uploading LUTs via the USB-A port
