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Wednesday, February 2, 2011

EVF IQ survey!

>> Take 30 seconds to participate in the finalization of the LCDeVF design. <<

The more sesponses we have the more you can count it will be implemented just before the launch at NAB 2011.

Be sure to check back here to see the outcomes of this little survey.

Thanks!

Monday, June 7, 2010

Design considerations

The main design considerations for LCDeVF

  • All standard features such as peaking and zebras (focus and exposure assist)
  • HDMI loopthrough > port damage
  • On-board batteries > what happened in Malawi?
  • External DC input > again
  • Universal mountig options > damage and rotation, on side and on top?
  • Compatibility with all the "legacy" viewfinders + upcoming Cambo

    LCD screen features:
    • Horizontal screen resolution at least 800 pixels and over 300 pixels per inch. 
    • 24bit color 
    • High brightness
    • Good viewing angle
    • Fast refresh rate

    Hardware:
    • Pre configured SOC (ST, ADI) or a custom solution?
    • What chipsets and solutions are used in Thomson and Panasonic P2 Pro line camcorders for monitoring and signal processing?
    • Power supply (features vs power consumption, economy mode)

    Mechanical design:
    • Cable routing!
    • Splash and dust proof?
    • IC Cooling? (if needed)
    • Drop/shock resistance > aluminum versus modern thermoplastics < fracture when dropped
    • To what EVF design most customers are accustomed to? (by release dade)
    • Classic EVF look or something new? Sony 801 vs Sony EX3 etc...

















      Optical module:
      • Achromatic doublet or aspheric lens, depends on screen diagonal
      • Allow the use of standard 50mm diameter anti fog sheet/foil ($4 per piece)
      • ENG viewfinder style diopter adjustment > fast, to avoid eye accommodation to false diopter setting < the most common cause of eyestrain
      • interface for interchangeable skirts
      • Should not change it's length to avoid reconfiguring the position (for different operators)