High-Definition OLED. The SmallHD 7-inch 702 OLED HDMI / SDI Monitor allows for a much wider color gamut display and more than 10x the contrast of a standard LCD display. Since each pixel generates its own light, the monitor can achieve pure black by turning off individual pixels. This monitor offers 300cd/m² brightness, a 160° viewing angle, and 1280 × 800 resolution at 191 PPI.

Wide Color Gamut. The 702 OLED can display a wide color gamut and is calibrated for color accuracy. If need be, you can calibrate it further by using an SD card to load 3D LUTs from industry-standard calibration software, such as CalMAN and LightSpace CMS.

Page Builder OS. Page Builder OS is the 702’s intuitive GUI, which gives you quick access to all of the monitor’s advanced functions. It spares you the headache of menu diving by letting you selectively apply monitoring tools—such as waveform, vectorscope, multiview, LUTs, and focusing aids—on different “pages,” which you can easily cycle through with the joystick. Its Output Preview page lets you output LUTs and other image adjustments to downstream devices.

SDI-HDMI Cross-Conversion. The HD SDI to HDMI cross-conversion feature makes this monitor great for use with DSLRs and many professional-grade camcorders.

Feature-Rich. The 702 OLED includes HD waveform, vectorscope, and histogram scopes, all three of which you may use simultaneously without obscuring your view of the camera feed. The Exposure Assist feature supports ARRI- and Spectrum-based false color, features IRE guides for reference, and includes 2x Zebra to help you match exposure across cameras and shots. You can overlay frame guides as lines or matte overlays in a variety of custom colors, opacities, and aspect ratios.

Power Options. The SmallHD 702 OLED accepts Canon LP-E6N batteries. This rental includes two LP-E6 batteries, but it does not include an AC adapter.

High-Quality Build. The 702 OLED boasts a durable milled aluminum housing, while the OLED itself is protected by a pane of scratch-resistant Gorilla Glass. On the control front, you get five custom function buttons, a back button, and the aforementioned joystick. There are five 1/4"-20 threaded mounting points around the monitor’s perimeter so you can attach it to stands, articulating arms, and the like.