The Tiffen Digital Video Essentials 3 Kit - Create a new look with the "secret tools" of the movie industry. Tiffen brings you three DV kits that take the guesswork out of which filter to use in a variety of shooting situations.

These kits are designed primarily for professional shooters using prosumer DV cameras to produce results that are more pleasing, less harsh and less brassy.

Clear Filter
Gives general protection to the optic. Prevents fingerprints, smudges and other contaminants from reaching valuable glass. Has no color temperature effect.

Ultra Circular Polarizing Filter 
This is a wonderful filter designed to bring significantly more "snap" to your images. If a traditional polarizer doesn't give you enough "zip", the "Ultra" polarizer gives you a little more. It will bump up your blue skies even more - making the difference between a good photo and a great image.

Circular polarizers are specifically designed for use with auto-focus SLR cameras (They will also work on manual systems without problems).

812 Warming Filter
Tiffen's exclusive 812 Filter improves skin tones and is ideal for portraits taken on a cloudy day or outdoors in shade on a sunny day.

Good, Solid Starter Kit    Helps Achieve More Professional Look    More Pleasing Skies    More Pleasing Skin Tones

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is it compatible with the Canon R5?

A: Yes, the Canon EOS R5 Mirrorless Camera will adapt via HDMi input.

Q: 2. If I connect this to the FX3, will I be able to see the image on both the camera LCD and this monitor? I can't do this on my old 702.

A: The ability to see your image from output on an external monitor and on the camera's LCD, is entirely dependent on the camera's ability to do so. The Sony FX3 has the ability to set the LCD screen, so it will remain on, while connected via HDMI to an external monitor. It must also be set to a compatible frame rate / resolution, that the monitor can accept for it to properly show on a monitor, such as the SmallHD 702 Touch 7- On-Camera Monitor and on the camera.

Q: 3. Does this come with the battery plate?

A: The SmallHD 702 Touch 7" On-Camera Monitor comes with a Sony L series battery plate.

Q: 4. How does SmallHD 702 Touch compare to the SmallHD Cine 7?

A: the smallHD cine line of monitors is the Premium/pro line of monitors for professional digital cinema production . it has a metal build and a higher quality panel as well as support features tailored to higher end cameras like the ARRI ALEXA, RED Ranger and Panasonic VAricam. the 702 series is their mid line, between the Focus (entry point) and the Cine line monitors

Q: 5. Is this monitor compatible with the Sony dsc rx10iv camera? Are all functions compatible?

A: The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX10 IV Digital Camera (B&H # SODSCRX10M4) should work as a standard field-viewing monitor using an HDMI cable, like the Pearstone HDD-2015 High-Speed Micro-HDMI to HDMI Cable with Ethernet (1.5'), B&H # PEHDD2015 connected to the SmallHD 702 Touch 7" On-Camera Monitor.

Q: 6. How to connect this monitor to bmpcc 6K and how to connect this monitor to v mount battery? What cable do i need ?

A: SmallHD offers a V-Lock Battery Bracket Kit for Select 700 Series Monitors, BH #SMPBB7VMDCAK. As far as connecting to the Pocket Cinema Camera 6K you would just need an HDMI cable like BH #PEHDA401UTB . V-Mount Battery Plate - https://bhpho.to/2qIDX8e HDMI Cable - https://bhpho.to/2Kfm0om

Q: 7. Does this come with a cable to power monitor off of AC?

A: We're afraid not, however one is available for a separate purchase. B&H # SMCDCSONYLUS is an AC adapter you can use with this monitor. https://bhpho.to/2DRkTbm

Q: 8. Does this monitor support multi-view of 2 SDI Inputs?

A: No, there is only one SDI input option on this monitor.

Q: 9. Is this made of plastic or metal?

A: All SmallHD 7” Monitors have a metal housing.

Q: 10. Can this monitor connect to first generation 6K BPCC

A: The SmallHD 702 Touch 7" On-Camera Monitor can be connected to any HDMI camera including the Blackmagic Design Pocket Cinema Camera 6K (Canon EF/EF-S). Just be sure to match the monitor input to the camera's output.