The Cineroid EVF4CHE Electronic Viewfinder with HDMI Input / Loop-Through Output offers an eyepiece view or an LCD view. The eyepiece/optical loupe can be flipped up out of the way much like a traditional ENG viewfinder, or detached completely to reveal a 3.2" LCD with an 800 x 480 resolution. A built-in adjustable diopter and removable extension frame allows you to use the EVF even without having perfect eyesight. The HDMI input and loop-through HDMI output allows you to feed the EVF, and send the unmodified signal downstream to an optional director's viewfinder, video village, or other display / recorder. The EVF supports a variety of focus and exposure tools, including two forms of peaking, false color, crop guide, pixel-to-pixel mapping, and image flip. A headphone jack and built-in speaker allow you to monitor audio, and a 1/4"-20 threaded mounting hole allows you to mount the EVF to your camera using optional articulating arms. The EVF4CHE is powered by optional Cannon LP-E6 batteries, or from an optional external power supply, that provides 6 to 17 VDC. The USB port is for firmware updates. Peaking Peaking highlights the sharpest (most in focus) areas of the image with a color outline. The EVF4CHE features two modes. Red mode highlights the in focus areas in red, while the sharpness mode outlines in white. Clip Guide There are three clip guide modes, color, zebra and both in combination. Color mode provides a colored wash to overexposed areas, while zebra can be set to fixed or moving lines and can display at 3, 5, 8, 11% above or below the trigger point. False Color The False Color feature provides under/over luminance warning by presenting the image as a series of color values representing exposure. Crop Guide Darkens portions of the viewing area to help frame a shot in accordance with what it will look like when later cropped to be viewed in different aspect ratios.

3.2" LCD
800 x 480 Resolution
Peaking, False Color, Zebra, Crop Guide
-Flippable/Detachable Eyepiece
Adjustable Diopter / Soft Eye Cup