PMorgan Posted December 11, 2008 Share Posted December 11, 2008 Quite possibly the best film and video on-board monitor made. I've had this monitor for a little while now, and it has never been anything but perfect. Has some minor wear and tear including a couple of scuffs on the screen (which is just on the screen protector and can be replaced) but they aren't at all noticeable when the monitor is on. The 5" Rainbow II? accepts NTSC, PAL and SECAM. With an outstanding viewing angle and optimized performance in full sun, it combines the simplicity of the original 5" Rainbow with advanced functions. The 4 metal potentiometers can be used by turning them (manual mode) or by pressing them (digital mode). The manual mode provides adjustments for Brightness, Contrast, Saturation and Hue in NTSC. More advanced features such as Sharpness, Flips, Display modes and Ratios are achieved in digital mode. The image can be displayed in Full, Broadcast or Under-Scan Modes. With a built-in 16/9 Format Converter, the 5" Rainbow II? can be switched between 4:3 and 16/9. With the Anamorphic function added, the monitor can be switched between 4:3, 16:9 and Anamorphic. The 5" Rainbow II? offers a Processed Video Out: if the monitor is set in 16/9 the output will also be 16/9. This processed signal can be fed to other monitors, recorders or transmitters. A traditional straight Video Output (unprocessed signal) is also available. The 5" Rainbow II? is easily switched between 3 Composite Video inputs. The Auto-Reverse function is especially designed for Body-mount Operators: the image is automatically reversed when the monitor is turned upside down. This monitor has the anamorphic converter added. Comes with 1 power cable, 1 composite power/video cable, 1 short BNC, and a small pelican case. This monitor retails for nearly $3000 willing to part with it for $1600 or any reasonable offer. NOW $1525 obo Additional stuff: Transvideo monitor specific deluxe day/night hood like new- $45 (retail is $70) Noga Cinematic Arm like new - $80 (Retail is $125) More info http://www.transvideointl.com/pages/englis...50rainbowII.htm Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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