Engineered as an exceptionally compact control surface, this portable color‑grading panel delivers professional finesse in a travel‑friendly form. Designed for editors and colorists who require precise control without the size or complexity of larger systems, it incorporates three high‑resolution weighted trackballs paired with smooth‑gliding rings, enabling nuanced manipulation of lift, gamma and gain ranges. The carefully balanced resistance of each control element ensures fine‑tuning accuracy that surpasses what is possible with a mouse, allowing creative decisions to unfold more intuitively.
The panel’s low profile makes it ideal for tight workspaces, on‑set color evaluation or mobile grading environments such as broadcast trucks. Its layout places essential tools exactly where hands naturally rest, supporting fluid multi‑parameter adjustments. Twelve precision‑machined control knobs line the upper section, giving direct access to primary grading functions including Y lift, Y gamma, Y gain, contrast, pivot and saturation. These dedicated controls allow rapid experimentation with subtle or dramatic looks while maintaining consistent workflow speed.
Navigation and workflow efficiency are enhanced through an array of transport and grading keys positioned on the left, top and right sides of the panel. These include functions normally found only on larger systems, such as wipe still, cursor and select operations, empowering users to move through grades and comparisons with ease. For laptop workflows, a dedicated key enables full‑screen playback for detailed evaluation.
Connectivity options include both Bluetooth and USB‑C, supporting flexible operation whether used alongside a computer, laptop or even an iPad. The internal battery further extends its portability, making it practical for field use. Despite its compact footprint, the panel retains a robust construction designed to withstand professional production environments. Not much larger than a standard computer keyboard, it blends seamlessly into modern grading workflows while providing the tactile control essential for cinematic color work.
