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OSEE Monitor Group Buy - New Kits!!

When using the code, it only knocks the price of the 15" down to $845, not $725.
 
To Chris or anyone who already has an Osee: is it possible to use the monitors without a LUT applied to it? I noticed on the BMC forum someone who has the newer 15" version posted this question after not being able to find a way to view the monitor image without a LUT. My guess is that perhaps his camera is outputting the LUT and he has to manually disable it, but I just want to double check.
 
Hey Chris,

Have you seen the Atomos Sumo? How do you think the Osee compares in terms of Color accuracy?
 
Mark Farag said:
To Chris or anyone who already has an Osee: is it possible to use the monitors without a LUT applied to it? I noticed on the BMC forum someone who has the newer 15" version posted this question after not being able to find a way to view the monitor image without a LUT. My guess is that perhaps his camera is outputting the LUT and he has to manually disable it, but I just want to double check.
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You can't delog/decode a LUT signal from the camera and remove the LUT via the monitor. You can however send a LOG based image out of the camera and apply the LUT at the monitor.

Yean Loon said:
Hey Chris,

Have you seen the Atomos Sumo? How do you think the Osee compares in terms of Color accuracy?
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I've only seen the Sumo behind some glass at NAB. It seems nice, but it's heavy. Who knows on color accuracy. I've always found the Atomos screens tend to shift towards magenta and could never calibrate it properly, even with the calibration tool they sell. For Osee, these things are great in terms of color accuracy.

Rich Miro said:
how would you rate the OSEE 7" in compared to the small hd 7" bright ?
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For color accuracy, blows it away, but it's not quite as bright. Personally, I'd much prefer a color accurate and daylight viewable screen as opposed to one that isn't color accurate.
 
Chris McKechnie said:
You can't delog/decode a LUT signal from the camera and remove the LUT via the monitor. You can however send a LOG based image out of the camera and apply the LUT at the monitor.



I've only seen the Sumo behind some glass at NAB. It seems nice, but it's heavy. Who knows on color accuracy. I've always found the Atomos screens tend to shift towards magenta and could never calibrate it properly, even with the calibration tool they sell. For Osee, these things are great in terms of color accuracy.



For color accuracy, blows it away, but it's not quite as bright. Personally, I'd much prefer a color accurate and daylight viewable screen as opposed to one that isn't color accurate.
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Very cool to know.
With the Sony battery adapter, is it around the same weight as the 702?
 
Saw the 7" and 17" in person, you guys are gonna be super stoked when you get yours! For those on the fence between 15 and 17, go 17". It's brighter and pretty much the same monitor feature wise as the 15"..and obviously 2" more of screen. The 7"'s quick buttons that are mapped to certain features are awesome. So many times I want to toggle off false color or peaking quickly on my 502 and half to press the joystick so many times. This is a one button affair. Side note for the 15" and 17", they do NOT have peaking. I use my monitors to pull focus off of and wanted a 15 or 17 if I was just going to pull focus all day, however, that feature is only on the 7". They still have focus assist (ala edge peaking) though from my experience, it'd still be tough to just if it was in or not. With the larger monitors, I'd pull without any tools or in B&W focus assist mode.

Hope that helps. Cheers
 
Today I visited the Osee headquarters and met Thom who was extremely helpful and accommodating to all of my questions. The 7" impressed me, especially how bright it was outdoors. Navigating the menus was very user friendly and the ability to switch between your own LUTs that can be loaded on via SD card and viewing waveform and scopes was a breeze. The build quality of the monitor is solid and also very light. I'm very satisfied with my purchase and I'm sure all of you who ordered the 7" will be too!
 

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Hi, please +1 7" monitor for me. Thanks!
 
Stephen Nguyen said:
Today I visited the Osee headquarters and met Thom who was extremely helpful and accommodating to all of my questions. The 7" impressed me, especially how bright it was outdoors. Navigating the menus was very user friendly and the ability to switch between your own LUTs that can be loaded on via SD card and viewing waveform and scopes was a breeze. The build quality of the monitor is solid and also very light. I'm very satisfied with my purchase and I'm sure all of you who ordered the 7" will be too!
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Wow!
Could you take pics of the back with the battery plate on?
thanks!
 
Note Suwanchote said:
Very cool to know.
With the Sony battery adapter, is it around the same weight as the 702?
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a previous post from chris mentioned it is 1.5 lbs so looks like it should be a touch lighter than the 702 1.85 lbs

also here's a photo from another blog post

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on a separate note anybody able to comment on the build of the SDI ports of the 7". I know the smallHD was famous for bad soldering points and tended to break or loosen over time
 
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Victor Wong said:
a previous post from chris mentioned it is 1.5 lbs so looks like it should be a touch lighter than the 702 1.85 lbs

also here's a photo from another blog post

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on a separate note anybody able to comment on the build of the SDI ports of the 7". I know the smallHD was famous for bad soldering points and tended to break or loosen over time
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Thanks.
Ordered!
 
+ 2 7" HCM700
 
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