Zacuto Kameleon EVF Pro

The Kameleon Pro EVF, ‘powered by JTZ’, offers all the excellent features of a professional EVF including Waveform, Vectorscope, and a new display interface. With this EVF, we have an EVF for every shooting style. The Kameleon differs over the Graticals by offering 4K HDMI input downscaled to 1080P, and 3D LUTS.

The Kameleon is the perfect EVF for Mirrorless and DSLR cameras and it's SDI input adds versatility so that you can use it on a wide variety of other cameras. Like all Zacuto EVFs, It features a built-in -1 to +4 diopter range and Zacuto’s patented essential anti-fog coating formula. It never fogs in humidity or freezing temperatures. An auto-closing eyecup door helps prevent your display from getting burned by the sun.

Technical Specifications

Dimensions: 12.4 cm x 7.0 cm x 7.2 cm / 4.9”x 2.75” x 2.83”

Weight: 0.43 kg / 15 oz

Micro-OLED Display

• Dimension: 1.8 cm / 0.71” diagonal
• Contrast: 10,000:1
• Color depth: 24-bit RBG
• 6.5 million pixels for a hugely expanded
• Pixel Info - 3103 PPI

Power

• Power input: 7-20V
• Power input port: 4 LEMO 0B
• Power consumption: 5W

Connections

• HDMI x 1
• SDI x 1
• USB-C x1 for LUT imports & Firmware updates 

HDMI input: 4K DCI, 4K, 1080p, 1080i, 720p

SDI input: 3G SDI, 1080p, 1080i, 720p

Physical Features

• Joystick menu/function button
• Adjustable diopter ring
• Drop in diopters for additional correction (+1, +2, +3, +4)
• Auto Closing Eyecup
• 2-step anti-fog shields
• Arri Rosette on both sides
• Cooling fan

Software Features

• Custom Scaling
• Frame lines
• Calibration Settings
• Center marker/crosshair
• Anamorphic
• 4:1 Zoom
• Image Flip
• False
• Red Line Peaking
• Edge Enhancement Levels 1-3 Peaking
• Freeze
• Zebras
• Waveform
• Vectorscope
• Histogram
• Audiometers
• 4 programmable hotkeys
• 3D LUT import
• SMPTE Color Bars

The Kameleon has a 4 pin Lemo power jack and a single SDI and HDMI input. Before using a 3rd party power cable, please refer to the wiring diagram on the back of the Kameleon for compatibility. To prevent this damage to the SDI outputs, ALWAYS make sure to plug in the power cable first and THEN connect the BNC cable. Once power and BNC cables are connected, it is OK to power the camera or accessory on or off. Also, ALWAYS make sure to disconnect the BNC cable first and THEN disconnect the power cable.