Desview R7S III UHB IPS Touch 7" · 2800 nits · HDMI + SDI · 4K60

Desview R7S III UHB Monitor 7″ IPS Touch Screen 2800 nits HDMI + 3G-SDI 4K60 — 7" 2800-nit Field Monitor with added 3G-SDI for Broadcast

The Desview R7S III UHB is a 7-inch 2800-nit IPS touch screen field monitor built on the R7III, but it **adds 3G-SDI Input/Output** for broadcast work and cinema cameras that use SDI signals — such as ARRI ALEXA, RED and Sony FX9/FX6. It also offers HDMI 2.0 4K60p with HDR, 3D LUT, Waveform, Vectorscope, False Color, Focus Peaking and Histogram — the most flexible field monitor for connecting to any type of camera.

Key Features

• Display: 7-inch, Full HD 1920×1080 IPS touch screen
• Up to 2800 cd/m² (nits) brightness — clearly visible even in bright sunlight
• Video connectivity: HDMI 2.0 and 3G-SDI, both with input and loop-out
• Image-Assist Tools - Vectorscope, Waveform, Histogram, False Color, Focus Peaking, Zebra, 3D LUTs, Shortcut Key, etc.
• Power: NP-F battery plates *2, plus USB-C and DC barrel ports, with a power output for cameras or other accessories
• 10-bit color depth with 100% DCI-P3 gamut (fine color detail for professional use)
• Dimensions 190.2 x 117.7 x 52.3 mm, weight 500 g

Best For

• Camera operators using cinema cameras (ARRI, RED, Sony FX9/FX6)
• Broadcast / live production
• Director monitors that need SDI input
• Shoots that need cross-platform connectivity
• Camera rental / production houses
• Field documentary / news

Specifications

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In the Box

• Desview R7S III UHB Monitor
• Sun Hood
• Ball Head Mount / L-Bracket
• Mini HDMI Cable
• User Manual

FAQ

• Q: What power options are supported?
  A: Most Desview monitors can be powered 3 ways — DC adapter / USB-C / Sony NP-F (L-Series) batteries — giving you flexibility in the studio and in the field.
• Q: Which cameras does it work with?
  A: Virtually any camera with an HDMI output — DSLRs (Canon EOS / Nikon D-series), mirrorless (Sony Alpha, Canon EOS R, Nikon Z, Fuji X, Panasonic Lumix), cinema cameras and camcorders.
• Q: What is a LUT for, and how do I upload one?
  A: A LUT (Look-Up Table) adjusts the color to match your production's color workflow, e.g. Log-to-Rec.709 or a cinematic preset — upload it via a USB flash drive plugged into the monitor.
• Q: How is SDI different from HDMI?
  A: SDI (Serial Digital Interface) is the standard in broadcast/cinema — it supports much longer cable runs than HDMI (100m+) and a more secure connection — ideal for long cable runs or cinema-grade cameras.
• Q: What's the difference between the R7III and the R7S III?
  A: R7III = HDMI only / R7S III = HDMI + SDI — the R7S III offers fuller compatibility with cinema/broadcast cameras.

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Desview R7S III UHB — 7" Field Monitor + SDI for Cinema/Broadcast