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Sony DVF-EL1B Electronic Viewfinder for Sony FX5 Camera

Sony DVF-EL1B Electronic Viewfinder for Sony FX5 Camera
Code: 16692DSN
Manufacturer code: DVFEL1B.CE7
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DescriptionSony DVF-EL1B Electronic Viewfinder for Sony FX5 Camera description

The Sony DVF-EL1B provides more comfortable and precise monitoring when working with the professional Sony FX5 cinema camera. Its 0.58-inch OLED display offers approximately 7.07 million dots, high contrast and 10-bit colour reproduction, allowing the operator to assess fine image detail, focus accuracy and exposure more reliably. Peak brightness of up to 2500 cd/m² ensures excellent visibility outdoors and in strong ambient light. The high-contrast OLED panel clearly reproduces bright and dark areas, making the viewfinder suitable for professional use in demanding lighting conditions. The viewing angle can be adjusted from 0° to 90°, providing comfortable operation from different shooting positions. Its detachable modular design allows the Sony FX5 rig to be configured according to the requirements of each production.

 

 

 

 

 

Who is it for?

 

The Sony DVF-EL1B is ideal for:

Sony FX5 cinema camera users;
professional camera operators and filmmakers;
documentary, news and event production;
outdoor shooting in bright sunlight;
precise manual focusing;
shoulder-mounted and professional camera rigs;
situations where the camera’s LCD screen is difficult to see.

 


Key benefits


designed specifically for the Sony FX5;
0.58-inch OLED display;
approximately 7.07-million-dot resolution;
10-bit colour reproduction;
wide colour gamut;
up to 2500 cd/m² peak brightness;
high-contrast image;
excellent daylight visibility;
adjustable 0–90° viewing angle;
detachable modular design;
compact and lightweight construction;
eyecup and terminal protector cap included.

 


Comparison with alternatives

 

Compared with the built-in Sony FX5 LCD screen, the DVF-EL1B shields the image from ambient light and allows more accurate assessment of focus and exposure. It is particularly useful when shooting outdoors or operating the camera at eye level.

Compared with an external monitor, the DVF-EL1B is smaller, lighter and designed specifically for the Sony FX5. An external monitor may provide a larger image, while an electronic viewfinder is more convenient for mobile shooting, shoulder-mounted operation and bright outdoor conditions.

 

 

 

 

FAQ

 

Which camera is the Sony DVF-EL1B compatible with?


It is designed specifically for the Sony FX5 professional cinema camera.

 

 

What is the viewfinder resolution?


The OLED panel has approximately 7.07 million dots.

 

 

Can the viewfinder be used outdoors?


Yes. Peak brightness of up to 2500 cd/m² provides excellent visibility in bright daylight.

 

 

Can the viewing angle be adjusted?


Yes. The angle can be adjusted from 0° to 90°.

 

 

Does the viewfinder have its own battery?


No. It connects to and receives power from the compatible camera.

 

 

What is included in the package?


The viewfinder, eyecup and terminal protector cap.

 

 

Specifications


Manufacturer: Sony
Model: DVF-EL1B
Product code: DVFEL1B.CE7
Barcode: 4548736182196
Product type: electronic viewfinder
Compatibility: Sony FX5
Display type: OLED
Display size: 0.58 inches
Display resolution: approximately 7.07 million dots
Colour depth: 10-bit
Peak brightness: 2500 cd/m²
Viewing angle adjustment: 0–90°
Maximum power consumption: approximately 1.6 W
Dimensions: approximately 59.9 × 46.1 × 94.9 mm
Weight: approximately 95.7 g
Operating temperature: 0–40 °C
Storage temperature: –20 to 55 °C
Colour: black
Supplied accessories: viewfinder, eyecup and terminal protector cap.

 

 

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Delivery time 5-19 w.d.

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