The Blackmagic URSA Viewfinder for a perfect focus

The high-resolution viewfinder for URSA models, with a Full HD OLED display and genuine glass optics for perfect focusing. It is designed for Blackmagic URSA and URSA Mini

The Blackmagic URSA Viewfinder is exclusively engineered for URSA and URSA mini digital film cameras. It boasts a vibrant 1920 x 1080 color OLED screen, finely crafted glass optics, and an adaptable diopter for vision customization. Moreover, it incorporates a digital focus chart for better focus on subjects. The viewfinder is equipped with a sensor that only activates the OLED display when directly looked into, thereby increasing the lifespan of the screen. It can be securely fastened on top of your URSA camera and is versatile enough to accommodate either the left or right eye.

Adjustable Diopter

With its adjustable diopter function, the Blackmagic URSA Viewfinder stands out. This essential component enables fine-tuning and customizing to fit your distinctive vision while meeting the complex requirements of individual users. This adjustable diopter offers customers a degree of customisation that is essential for obtaining clear, well-focused pictures, whether it's accounting for variations in eyesight or correcting for ambient lighting conditions.

Cinematographers may operate without the need for corrective glasses or having their eyesight compromised thanks to the adjustable diopter, which combines convenience and functionality. With this feature, the Blackmagic URSA Viewfinder goes beyond providing a one-size-fits-all solution and instead serves as a vital tool for meeting the various visual requirements of film industry professionals.

Digital Focus Chart

The Blackmagic URSA Viewfinder's integrated digital focus chart is a distinctive feature and a tribute to the viewfinder's dedication to attaining exact and careful focus in every image. In the field of professional filmmaking, where even the slightest focus shift can affect the overall caliber of the finished result, this tool is crucial. Cinematographers can use the digital focus chart as a reference to precisely adjust the focus on their objects with unmatched accuracy.

It helps to guarantee that every frame is clean, sharp, and captures the desired depth of field. The introduction of this function highlights the Blackmagic URSA Viewfinder's goal of giving filmmakers the resources they need to create technically sound and aesthetically spectacular motion pictures.

Eye-sensor turns OLED screen off when not in use to preserve screen life

The inclusion of a sophisticated eye-sensor is evidence of the Blackmagic URSA Viewfinder's creative design. With the help of this technology, the OLED screen is made sure to only turn on when the user is actively using the viewfinder. The eye-sensor significantly increases the longevity of the OLED screen by shutting off the display when it is not in use, which also saves battery life.

This is especially helpful in the tough world of professional filmmaking, where long-term dependability and equipment longevity are crucial. The Blackmagic URSA Viewfinder is dedicated to provide professionals in the film industry cutting-edge, useful, and long-lasting solutions for their visual demands. This dedication is further demonstrated by the eye-sensor technology.

Built-in record light

An extra step taken by the Blackmagic URSA Viewfinder is the inclusion of a built-in record light, a modest but crucial feature for professionals in the film business. Cinematographers may concentrate on getting the right image without being distracted by this subtle visual signal, which gives fast confirmation of a continuous recording.

In order to reduce the likelihood of lost opportunities or accidental recordings, the record light makes sure that users are constantly aware of the camera's active state. This considerate addition to the Blackmagic URSA Viewfinder demonstrates the company's commitment to expediting the filmmaking process and improving the user experience for experts in the field.

Left and right eye switchable