Latest news from Cineroid

Among the latest innovations from Cineroid, the Pro-EVF4M metal electronic viewfinder, the Horizon artificial electronic level, the remote control for EVF, the remote button for Canon 5D and 7D and eye protectors for viewfinders stand out.

Cineroid It now has interesting new features on the market.

The Pro-EVF4M metal electronic viewfinders have three versions but only 2 of them are available at the moment. The big dilemma that arises with these new viewers is which output will be the most popular. All versions have a loop: the EVF4MHH has HDMI input and output, the EVF4MSS has HD SDI input and output, and the EVF4MHS (not yet manufactured) will have HDMI input and HD SDI output.

For the DSLR market, the standard EVF4Le viewfinder with Mini-HDMI loop is more than enough and for more professional cameras, the HD-SDI loop is convenient, that is, the EVF4MSS viewfinder; which leaves a commercial void with the EVF4MHH metal viewfinder, as it seems destined for the DSLR market with the HDMI loop.

Another novelty is the Horizon artificial electronic level, specially designed for steadycams. This electronic level displays two types of signals, vertical and horizontal, with seven levels of information with sensitivity adjustable by the user.

Cineroid also presented at IBC the remote control for EVF and the remote button for Canon 5D and 7D compatible with the same remote control, various solutions for viewfinder support and connector protection for both the camera and the EVF4Le, and the no less useful eye protectors for both Cineroid and camera viewfinders finished in red, blue and orange.