The things you find! Spotted this little number when trawling for new gear. Was not even looking for an EVF but be damned if one does not pop up. Well it is an existing 5.6″ VFM-056W monitor from TV Logic with a flip up 5.6″ Hoodman loupe on it. Did not even know Hoodman made a 5.6″ number.
But wait that’s not an EVF I hear you say. Really? Think about the other EVF’s on the market that use a flip design. Are they not just small monitors with a magnifying glass that allow you to zoom in on the monitors screen lines anyway?
Features:
5.6 1280×800 Resolution
LED Backlight
Hard Coated Acrylic Filter
Max Brightness On / Off
(Press Enter Button for 2 sec.)
Supports TVLogic Color Calibration Utility for proper color alignment
Focus Assist
DSLR Scale
1:1 Pixel Mode
Marker
User Aspect
Blue Only/Mono
H/V Delay
Various Scan modes
HDMI&SDI Audio
16.7M colors
Zoom
Magnesium Housing
Low Power Consumption
Specifications:
Input 3 x RCA Analog Input
1 x BNC 1 x 3G-SDI Channel Input
1 x HDMI HDMI Input
Output 1x BNC SDI Channel (Loop Through Out)
Input Signal Analog Composite / S-Video / Component
3G-SDI
(VFM-056WP Olny) 2.970Gb/s
HD-SDI 1.485Gbps
SD-SDI 270Mbps
HDMI 480i/480p/720p/1080i/1080p & VESA/IBM Modes
Analog Input Spec Composite 1.0Vpp (With Sync)
S-Video 1.0Vpp (Y With Sync), 0.286Vpp(C)
Component 1.0Vpp (Y With Sync), 0.7Vpp (Pb,Pr)
SDI Input Signal Formats SMPTE-425M-A/B(VFM-056WP Olny) 1.0Vpp (With Sync)
SMPTE-274M 1080i (60/59.94/50)
1080p (30/29.97/25/24/24sF/23.98/23.98sF)
SMPTE-296M 720p (60/59.94/50)
SMPTE-260M 1035i (60/59.94)
SMPTE-125M 480i (59.94)
ITU-R BT.656 576i (50)
Audio IN Embedded Audio
Audio OUT Analog Stereo (Phone Jack) / Internal Speaker (Mixid Mono)
LCD Size 5.6
Resolution 1280x 800
Dot Pitch 0.0945(H) x 0.0945(W) mm
Color 16.7M (6bit + Dithering)
Viewing Angle
(Typical) H : 170 degrees
V : 170 degrees
Luminance of White 300 cd/(Center)
Contrast 500:1
Display Area 120(H) 75(V)mm
Power DC 6V12V
Power Consumption (Approx.) 9Watts(Max.)
Operating Temperature 0C to 50C
Storage Temperature -20C to 60C (- 4F to 140F)
See TV Logic if you dare.