ANDYCINE A6 Plus V2 Monitor Announced and New Firmware Update

ANDYCINE A6 Plus V2 Brings USB-C Power

The latest addition to the A6 Plus monitor line up brings USB-C power input, allowing the monitor to be powered via a DC 5V supply which is commonly found in portable power banks. The 12V DC input is also included too, for powering the monitor via D-tap or other power sources.

The addition of USB-C power supply on the A6 Plus V2 model.

Also included in the new 4K monitor are updates to the monitoring features which include a waveform and vectorscope, essentials for correctly composing and exposing your shots. When the monitor is flipped vertically, the monitor will automatically flip the image too.

Here is a run down of the monitor specs and features:

4K HDMI input and output (up to 4K/30p).

Touch screen operation.

450nit brightness.

Full HD (1920×1080) display resolution.

Waveform, vectorscope, false colour

In-built LUT’s and custom LUT’s can be installed.

USB-C 5V and DC 12V power input.

5.5 inch display size.

Battery power via NP-F and LP-E6 type batteries.

For more information on the ANDYCINE A6 Plus V2 monitor, visit the website here.

ANDYCINE A6 Plus Firmware Update – V1.1.4

If you already own the A6 Plus monitor, it is now possible to update the firmware to receive the waveform, vectorscope, and nine grid monitoring features. The waveform and vectorscope are features that you would expect from any professional video monitor, so this is a welcome addition to aid in the composition and exposure of your shots.

Up to 50 LUT’s can also be installed onto the A6 Plus monitor with this update too, previously only 8 custom installed LUT’s could be installed.

The firmware updating process is simple; download the firmware from the ANDYCINE website here (scroll to the bottom of the page).

Extract the file, then copy and paste it onto an SD card.

Insert the SD card into your ANDYCINE A6 Plus monitor, and power it up with a fully charged battery.

Under the settings (cog) menu, select ‘Firmware Update’, and use the arrow to navigate right.

The firmware update will then initiate, the monitor will power on and off a number of times.

After a few minutes, the red standby light will be on. You can now power on the monitor with the latest firmware.

ANDYCINE are also looking to implement common social media frame guides such as 1:1 square and 9:16 portrait aspect ratios in a future firmware update.

Now with these additional professional features, if you are in the market for a budget 4K monitor for your camera or video work, the ANDYCINE A6 Plus V2 may be right up your street.

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