Wirelessly Control Your BMPCC 6K With This Monitor | Portkeys LH5H

If you own a Blackmagic Pocket 4K or 6K, this is a MUST HAVE monitor! The LH5H is a daylight viewable, BlueTooth monitor, allowing you to control every aspect of your camera via touchscreen. It's the perfect tool to access your camera's functionality without having to use the built-in screen on the back of the camera. At 1700nit, the LH5H is bright enough to use in almost any environment. With its full set of professional monitoring tools, you can check focus, exposure, and everything else while also controlling the camera's functions. // GEAR IN THIS EPISODE // Portkeys LH5H https://amzn.to/2NxHl0Y BMPCC 6K https://bhpho.to/37lfeZO Dummy Battery Cable https://bhpho.to/3pyeSVX Friction Arm https://amzn.to/3atBIK9 Camvate V-Mount Plate https://bhpho.to/3at94sH V-Mount Battery https://bhpho.to/3av6kLe Tilta Mini Matte Box https://bhpho.to/3quwH9H Tilta Cage https://bhpho.to/3rWYiRe SSD Drive https://bhpho.to/3jYP58q //TABLE OF CONTENTS // 0:00 Intro 2:23 Portkeys LH5H Overview 4:06 Setting Up The Monitor 5:04 Quick Pairing Note 5:24 Monitor UI 9:07 Pairing The Monitor and Camera 10:05 Camera Control Settings 12:16 Tilta N Motor Control 14:48 Conclusions // THINGS TO KNOW // Let's connect on IG –   / garrettsammons   I made these for you – http://sellfy.com/garrettsammons The music I use https://fm.pxf.io/garrett // #LH5H #BMPCC #Monitor // *This video is not sponsored and all opinions are my own. Some of the links listed above are affiliate links that I earn a small percentage from qualifying purchases. Any affiliate links you use helps me create new content and costs nothing extra to you. My name is Garrett. I am a full-time commercial producer, part-time film professor, and avid whiskey enthusiast living in Metro Detroit. I began on YouTube to help bridge the technical and financial gap filmmakers face by giving away the same content I talk about in my classrooms. Learn tricks of the trade, discover new gear, stay up with filmmaking trends, dive into how I pull off cinematic looks, and so much more.