AndyCine
AndyCine C6S 6" FHD 2600nit Touch Monitor 3G-SDI HDMI
A 6-inch Full HD touch monitor delivering 2600 nits brightness with 3G-SDI and HDMI inputs plus built-in scopes and 3D LUT support
- Daylight-visible monitoring at 2600 nit brightness
- Touch-driven OS with waveform, vectorscope and histogram tools
- Built-in LOG-to-Rec.709 and HDR 3D LUTs plus custom .cube upload
- Auxiliary power output to run camera from monitor battery
- IPS panel with 160° viewing angle and 1000:1 contrast
6-inch FHD 2600nit on-camera monitor
The AndyCine C6S is a 6-inch Full HD touchscreen monitor designed for camera operators who need accurate exposure and focus tools in bright daylight. It delivers 1920x1080 resolution with a 1000:1 contrast ratio and 160-degree IPS viewing angles.
Check 3G-SDI and HDMI input compatibility
Verify that your camera outputs a signal the monitor can accept over 3G-SDI or HDMI. The unit includes a light sensor for auto dimming and supports 3D LUT loading via .cube files for log-to-Rec.709 conversion.
Powers cameras via auxiliary output
The monitor provides auxiliary power out to run compatible cameras, reducing the number of batteries on the rig. Built-in scopes include waveform, vectorscope, RGB parade, histograms, false color, zebra (1-100%), peaking (five colors, 1-10 level) and zoom up to 300%.
Highlights
- Daylight-visible monitoring at 2600 nit brightness
- Touch-driven OS with waveform, vectorscope and histogram tools
- Built-in LOG-to-Rec.709 and HDR 3D LUTs plus custom .cube upload
- Auxiliary power output to run camera from monitor battery
- IPS panel with 160° viewing angle and 1000:1 contrast
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What cables or power accessories come with the AndyCine C6S and what must I buy separately?
The monitor includes 3G-SDI and HDMI inputs for video; power is supplied via auxiliary power-out to the camera, so you will need a compatible battery plate or power adapter for the monitor itself.
Which AndyCine C6S version should I choose for HDR monitoring and 3D LUT workflows?
The single C6S model covers HDR with built-in HLG 2020, HLG 709, HLG P3 and Rec709 de-log LUTs plus .cube upload, so no separate version is required.
How does the 2600 nit brightness perform when the monitor is mounted on-camera in daylight?
At 2600 nits the screen stays visible in direct sun without a hood, and the light sensor auto-dims the IPS panel for consistent exposure judgement.
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