Video Devices HD/4k PIXE5 ( Love this monitor/recorder but excess to requirements)

Loaded with image control features. So much to know about this it's worth googling. Too Much to write down. Options and controls are so extensive. Have loaded just a few images to show image control etc.

Signs of use but in excellent working condition.

2 x 240GB , 1 x 480GB SSD’s ( Samsung)

2 x D-Tap power Cable

240v Power Supply

SDI + HDMi In/Out

SmallRig Cage

Hard Case

• original Pix E5 box

Key Features

*5" 1920 x 1080

*Touchscreen Display and Physical Buttons and Scroll / Jog Wheel

• Record DCI 4K (4096 x 2160) up to 30 fps

*Record 1080p up to 120 fps

*Simultaneous 4K ProRes and 1080p H.264

*ProRes 4:2:2 and 4:4:4 Encoding

*Uses mSATA SpeedDrive Media

*4K-Capable HDMI Input with Loop-Through

*SDI Input with Loop-Through

*Analog Audio Input

*Gorilla Glass Screen ( ie: tough as)

AbelCine "At the Bench" look at Pix E5: https://youtu.be/XQMhjdpOBbI and ProAV Overview: https://youtu.be/GaFycI-PkQ0

Fantastic robust Monitor/Recorder. Video Devices is a subsidiary of Sound Devices so the Pix E5 has some very good audio and controls also.

Simultaneously record an edit-ready 4K ProRes file (MOV) to the SpeedDrive and 1080p H.264 file (MP4) to an SD card. This is useful for dailies and other applications. If you have a LUT active during simultaneous recording, it will be baked into the H.264 file only and will not affect the ProRes recording. This allows you to record a ProRes master file for editing and Rec.709 H.264 file for client viewing. 4K to 1080p downscaling happens automatically during simultaneous 4K/1080p recording. The update also enables H.264 recording with a timecode stamp to the SpeedDrive and/or SD card.