The Bresser OMNI-5 Red/Green Low-Profile Sight is a precision optic for your rifle that offers an unobtrusive, low-profile design with unlimited eye relief, flush fitting turrets, fully multicoated lenses, and a high-efficiency LED that guarantees exceptional battery life. Featuring a 2 MOA red dot, the compact sight has unlimited eye relief and a runtime of 500 hours. It is splash-proof and comes with flip-up caps for the eyepiece and objective lenses. Impact point corrects at 1 MOA per click, with 40 MOA elevation and windage adjustment. The OMNI-5 comes with low and high Weaver/Picatinny mounts.

Unlimited Eye Relief    11 Brightness Levels    40 MOA Adjustment, 1 MOA per Click    High and Low Mounts Included    Fully Multicoated Lenses    Auto Shutoff, Motion-Activated Restart

• Unlimited eye relief, quick target acquisition and situational awareness
• 2 MOA red dot
• 40 MOA elevation adjustment at 1 MOA per click
• 11 brightness settings
• Auto shutoff after four hours, auto restart when rifle is lifted
• Low and high Weaver/Picatinny mounts

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. is this compatible with the Blackmagic pocket 4k (recording both Full HD & 4k)?

A: This is compatible with the BMD Pocket 4K. It can take the 4K signal and display it in HD.

Q: 2. Can it fit a Fuji xe4 with the 27mm pancake lens??

A: Yes this would fit the X-E4 with the 27mm quite nicely.

Q: 3. How strongly does the peaking display? Can it be colored? I want to use the monitor for critical focus during shooting so this feature is most important to me.

A: the peaking strength is adjustable, there is no mention of the ability to change colours

Q: 4. Is this monitor compatible with the Canon 5D Mark II ?

A: If there’s an hdmi port on your canon? It should work.

Q: 5. Can this monitor be used in addition to a HDMI EVF viewfinder?

A: Yes, because this monitor has an HDMI input and an HDMI output. So, you can go into the monitor directly from the camera, then loop out to your EVF. I have done this with no problem on my shoulder rig. That way if I want to come off the shoulder and go hand-held with the rig, I can use the Lilliput for monitoring. Another cool feature is that you can loop through the Lilliput to your EVF and the EVF will get signal even if the monitor is powered off as long as the monitor is connected to an active power source. I've turned the monitor off to conserve battery and still had signal into the EVF. One thing to be careful of though when running multiple HDMI cables to different sources is the HDMI ground issue. If you power both HDMI peripherals from the same battery source, you can possibly damage the HDMI output of your camera. To avoid damaging the HDMI output, you need to have all of the peripherals plugged in and turned on before you turn on the power to the camera. Hope this helps.

Q: 6. 1) What are the physical dimensions of the sensor ? 2) How far below the rim of the microscope tube is the sensor located ?

A: Please contact Bresser for very specific information http://www.bresser.de/ Email service@bresser.de

Q: 7. It works with my camera canon R

A: You need to mini HDMI input on your camera to work. I have 5d mark iv and it works flawlessly.

Q: 8. Does this monitor include a waveform and can you view it full screen? Also does it include a 2:1 crop or zoom to check focus?

A: Yes, but not sure about the crop!

Q: 9. Is the monitor compatible with the Nikon D610

A: Yes, you will be able to use the Nikon D610 with this monitor.

Q: 10. Does this monitor have a automatic dimming when you get into dark area ? I need one that works very dim night condition without “blinding “user.

A: No auto dimming on this model.