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Welcome to the video pro guys, my name is

Mark and today I'm going to take a look

at the CINEMARTIN LoyalLT S4K monitor

So if we take a look at the CINEMARTIN LoyalLT S4K

monitor, it looks pretty identical

to aFEELWORLD F7 monitor, Except the

logo on the bottom here the housing is

pretty identical to the F7, the function

and features, menu. It's just a rebranded

version of the FEELWORLD F7 monitor so

if you're not comfortable with those

Chinese monitors this one might not be

for you, you might be better looking for

more expensive one. For just under

200 dollars, this monitor packs up a load

of useful features, False Color

Anamorphic de-squeeze, Histogram

Audiometer. So in that price range under

200 dollars you won't find a

better monitor with those features.

Allright so now that we have the monitor

set up and hooked to the camera let's

power it up. It takes a couple seconds to

boot up. It reads as FIELD MONNITOR instead

of FEELWORLD which I mentioned earlier

reach HDMI 1080 60Hz.

With my C100, every time I boot up the monitor

I have to turn the pixel to pixel option

otherwise there's those little jagged

lines, it looks like an SD display.

As you can see it's not quite sharp so you

might want to turn the pixel to pixel

option on and it's crystal clear.

If we go through the menu you have in the Aux Functions

The Check Fields, False Color, Zebra Switch

Zebra Exposure, Focus Assist

And Peaking Color. Check Fields, this

might be useful if you're not seeing

quite well because there's a lot of

contrast, you can check the Gray, you have

Red, Green, Blue and Off. The False Color

can be useful if you want to know if

you're actually peeking somewhere where

it's red.

False Color so when it's speaking up to

100 IRE, it's red so as you can see the

pictures 0 IRE is actually crushed black

so all the portion on the side of the TV

is actually crushed and the red here is

above 100 IRE is clipped

highlights you have the zebra switch, the

zebra exposure which can be adjusted

from 80 to 100 IRE. You have also the focus

assist which can be set to OFF, High or Low.

For the peaking color you have Red, Yellow

Blue, White and get back to Red. Now the

Marker Display, you have the center

marker which is a little cross air in

the middle this can be really helpful

and useful if you want to actually

Center something in your frame.

So the Marker Type is for the aspect ratio you

have the 16:9 which cover the full

frame. 4:3 if you want to shoot

old school. You have the 2.35:1

and you have the 1.85:1

and get back to off. The Safe Frame

runs from 80% and goes up to 96%

The Marker Color

can be Red, Cyan, Green, Blue, Black which

in this case is not really useful.

and white. You also have Yellow, Purple and

get back to Red. And there's the nine

grid if you turn it to on you have nine

little square in which you can navigate

through to enable by pressing the jog

wheel a pixel to pixel display so if you

want to check your focus at a specific

part of your image you can enable that

nine grid navigate through where you

actually want to check your focus and

you have a pixel to pixel in full scale

directly in your monitor. Now we have in

the Scopes the Histogram and the

Audio Meter. If we turn on the Histogram

you will see here how your picture is

exposed. The Audio Meter

will actually be on the left of the

screen so if your camera doesn't have a

headphone jack and you want to monitor your

other you can actually hook your your

headphones right under the CINEMARTIN screen

and you will actually see the

level on the left of the screen so this

might be really useful if you're

shooting on a DSLR that doesn't have a

headphone jack directly on your camera.

So in the Scan mode you have the choice

between Auto, Overscan and Full. Of course

the overscan kind of crop a portion of

the image by over scanning it so

personally I always let it to auto.

So, for the camera mode you have actually the

option of letting it off so you can

enable the 480p signal and if we exit

the menu it's actually a pixel to pixel

in the middle of the screen so this is

not much useful. And actually

you can force 1080 it creates some black

border so it's pillar box and letter box

in the middle. We also have the flip mode

which flips it horizontally, vertically

or upside down but this is not really

useful because you have two mounting

points so you don't have to turn upside

down the monitor. Freeze option which I never

used, the P2P which stands for pixel to

pixel which is quite useful if you see

those jagged lines you have the zoom

function here, 4x, 9 and 16. If you set

it to off you will see that you have to

enable back the pixel to pixel option.

then you have the Anamorphic De-Squeeze

so you have the 1.3 x squeeze factor.

you have the 2 .0 and 2 .0 with magnification

So as you can see the 2.0

you can see a corner of the screen which

is there. With the magnification it cuts

right to the speaker. Again you can see

that when you turn all those functions

off, the pixel to pixel

turns off automatically so you have to

enable it manually after. Color Settings

personally I've never touched anything

in this I've let it factory default and

have been pretty happy but you can

customize your Backlight, Brightness

Contrast, Saturation, Hue, Sharpness, Color Temp

Finally we got the shortcut so the

three button up there f 1 2 & 3 can

actually be customized with the function

you want. So my personal favorite are the

pixel to pixel you don't have to

navigate through the menu to enable that

function you can just press the

f1 button and the pixel to pixel

function will pop in or pop out.

The Focus Assist and the Marker Type so if I

actually exit the menu, pixel to pixel

Off, on. I can get the focus assist High, Low

and off and I can set the Marker Type so

1.85:1, 2.35:1, 4:3, 16:9 and

off and as you can see this function is

quite nice because you have the Red line

for the ratio you want and you don't you

don't till we black out the extra part

on top and bottoms you can you can

actually see what you're shooting

through a semi transparent layer so this

is pretty very nice. Finally the OSD

setting so you can change your language

the transparency, duration. You can set the

volume right here and you can actually

use the function which is mute, if you

totally want to cut the sound from the

speaker. You can set your power mode to

manual, which will use the 7-24

volt port here, or you can let it to

auto.

You can reset if you make change you

don't know exactly what went wrong

somewhere so you can actually reset it here.

So that's pretty much it

for the CINEMARTIN LoyalLT S4K

video review, I hope you enjoy it.

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