DJI High-Bright Remote Monitor


Key Features
- 1,500-nit high-bright monitor
- 7-inch wide color gamut touchscreen display
- Output of HDMI and SDI signals
- Mirror Control Mode*
- Independent recording and playback*
- Remote parameter setting, remote control
- Motion control*
- Customizable LUT and independent LUT for monitoring
- Focus assistance and exposure assistance
- Independent monitoring of HDMI input*
* Supported later
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OVERVIEW
With a 7-inch wide color gamut, 1,500-nit high-bright touchscreen, and an integrated O3 Pro image transmission receiver, the DJI High-Bright Remote Monitor can be used for monitoring, recording, and playback. It also works seamlessly with the Hand Grips, DJI Master Wheels, DJI Force Pro, and the new DJI Three-Channel Follow Focus to remotely enable focus control, high-precision gimbal control, starting/stopping of recording and adjustment of camera parameters. In addition, the built-in gyro sensor turns the monitor into a remote motion controller*. DJI High-Bright Remote Monitor must be used with the DJI Ronin 4D Video Transmitter.
* Supported later
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- High-Bright Remote Monitor × 1
- Ronin Video Transmission Antenna × 4
- Remote Monitor Tempered Glass Screen Protector × 1
- Remote Monitor Hood × 1
- Remote Monitor Cage × 1
- NP-F Battery Adapter × 1
- WB37 Intelligent Battery × 1
- WB37 Battery Charging Hub (USB-C) × 1
- 1.5mm Ball-End Hex Key × 1
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