The Desview R6II is a compact 5.5" ultra-high brightness on-camera touchscreen monitor designed for professional filmmakers and content creators who need reliable monitoring in any lighting condition. Featuring a Full HD display with an impressive 2800 cd/m² brightness, 4K60 HDMI input and loop output, and advanced monitoring tools, the R6II…
The Desview R6II is a compact 5.5" ultra-high brightness on-camera touchscreen monitor designed for professional filmmakers and content creators who need reliable monitoring in any lighting condition. Featuring a Full HD display with an impressive 2800 cd/m² brightness, 4K60 HDMI input and loop output, and advanced monitoring tools, the R6II delivers accurate color, precise exposure control, and smooth on-set workflow in a lightweight, travel-friendly design.

HDMI 4K 60 Hz input and output delivers smoother image quality and a more satisfying viewing experience.

The industry-leading 2800-nit high-brightness screen still gives you a clear and natural monitoring experience even in direct, harsh light.

Supports the latest HDR PQ and HLG curves – richer colours and more natural transitions make it easy to see the true texture of the image.

With a 5.5-inch screen and a weight of only 240 g, it fits any rig and any bag and never holds you back on set.

100% DCI-P3 wide colour gamut coverage and professional colour accuracy with no colour deviation restore true colours. 10-bit colour depth renders even delicate details.

Intelligent touch operation: zoom freely with two fingers and check any detail in the picture at any time.

Slide in the left area of the screen to adjust brightness and in the right area to adjust volume, making video work more convenient.

The monitor comes with preloaded camera LUTs for several brands and also supports importing custom 3D LUTs from a USB drive, so you can define your own look.

The built-in ambient light sensor automatically adjusts screen brightness to the lighting conditions – brighter in bright surroundings, dimmer in the dark. Monitoring stays comfortable and the monitor saves energy.

The active fan cooling system can be set to low, medium or high speed. It stays quiet and does not interfere with on-set work. Warm air exits through the top vents, fresh air is drawn in from the side and rear.

The monitor runs on NP-F and LP-E6 batteries or a DC power supply. Multiple power options mean you never have to worry about running out of power mid-shoot.

The monitor accepts DC 7–24 V input and provides an 8 V DC output that can also power your camera via a dummy battery.

Equipped with a complete set of shooting aids – waveform, colour temperature, focus peaking, false colour, anamorphic mode, zebra, freeze frame and other professional functions that make shooting simpler.

False colour, zebra, histogram, waveform, vectorscope, All Wave, focus peaking, monochrome display, HDR, LUT, anamorphic mode, aspect ratio, grid lines, composition assistance, image rotation and audio meters.
False colour marks individual exposure ranges in different colours, focus peaking shows where the focus is, and monochrome display helps with colour checks. Zebra warns of overexposure (70 IRE and 100 IRE modes), the center mark is available in red, green, blue or grey, and the safe area can be set to 80, 85, 90, 93 or 96%.

The Desview R6II 5.5" Ultra-High Bright Touchscreen Monitor is engineered for demanding video production environments where clarity, portability, and performance matter most. Its 1920 × 1080 IPS touchscreen panel delivers sharp images with wide 178° viewing angles and an outstanding 2800 cd/m² brightness, making it clearly visible even in direct sunlight without the need for a sun hood. With a 1000:1 contrast ratio and DCI-P3 color gamut support, the R6II ensures accurate color reproduction and dependable visual monitoring.
Supporting DCI and UHD 4K up to 60fps via HDMI 2.0, the monitor accepts high-resolution camera signals and provides a loop-through HDMI output to send an unmodified feed to additional monitors or wireless transmitters. Touchscreen operation allows fast access to menus and tools such as waveform, histogram, false color, zebra, focus peaking, pixel-to-pixel zoom, and anamorphic de-squeeze options, enabling precise exposure and focus control on set.
The R6II also supports 3D LUTs, including the ability to upload custom LUTs via USB-A, and offers SDR and HDR monitoring (HLG and PQ). Power flexibility is another key advantage, with a combination Sony L-series / Canon LP-E6 battery plate, a 7–24 VDC input, and an 8 VDC output to power your camera using a dummy battery cable. A built-in adjustable cooling fan ensures stable performance during long shoots, while multiple 1/4"-20 mounting points allow easy rig integration. Lightweight and durable, the R6II is ideal for run-and-gun shooters, vloggers, and professional filmmakers alike.


The Desview R6II is a professional 5.5" monitor with a high brightness of 2800 cd/m² and 4K HDMI support, making it ideal for outdoor viewing. To maximize its potential in a production environment, we recommend supplementing the setup with wireless video transmission or using it as a display unit in compatible scanning devices.
Wireless Video Transmission - Systems for wireless HDMI signal transmission that enable remote monitoring of the monitor's image.
Reading devices - Teleprompters compatible with camera setups where the monitor serves as a text source or a preview screen.
| Manufacturer: | Desview |
| Category: | Camera monitors |
| Supported video signal modes (resolution / frame rate) | 4K DCI/UHD up to 60p · 1080i up to 60i · 720p up to 60p · 1080p up to 60p |
| Size | 5.5" |
| Monitor inputs | HDMI · 4K HDMI · HDMI 2.0 |
| Luminosity | 2800cd/m2 |
| Panel resolution | 1920x1080 |
| For monitor | On-camera / field video production monitor |
| Monitor power supply | Sony NP-F · LP-E6 · DC-OUT · DC 7-24V |
| Other features | Touchscreen · HDR · 3D LUT correction · Power output · Vectorscope |
| High Brightness | Yes |
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