Ultimate Freedom and Functional Control for Camera Operators

The ARRI Camera Control Monitor CCM-1 is a premium 7-inch onboard monitor that completely transforms how operators interact with their camera package. Specifically optimized for the ALEXA 35 and ALEXA Mini LF, it serves as a fully featured alternative or companion to the MVF-2 viewfinder. By conveying pristine, daylight-viewable ARRI color accuracy, it allows crews to judge framing, exposure, and focus effortlessly on a larger screen without losing camera access.

True ARRI Color Management and Advanced Imaging Tools

The CCM-1 displays a high-contrast HD image that faithfully reproduces the subtle color grading and dynamic range of your sensor. Built-in monitoring tools, such as false color, peaking, and pixel-to-pixel zoom, utilize the sensor's full resolution for critical focus checking. Crucially, because these tools process the clean camera feed, they do not obscure interactive status overlays or the updated ARRI home screen.

Tactile Hardware Built for the Realities of Set Life

Engineered for demanding production environments, the CCM-1 features a heavy-duty chassis with versatile mounting options. Physical user buttons, a tactile back button, and a joystick are intelligently placed on one side of the monitor for simple, one-handed operation. A built-in lock slider prevents accidental setting adjustments on busy sets, and a covered USB-C slot accepts standard ARRI USB-C media sticks to load firmware, frame grabs, and custom look files securely under a weather-sealed flap.

Unlocked Configuration Options and Wireless Adaptation

By connecting through the camera’s VF port, the CCM-1 keeps the camera's high-speed SDI lines open for wireless transmitters, director monitors, and DIT carts. It also operates beautifully in a low-power "Single-Cable" mode at 30% brightness over long runs. With the optional Ethernet adapter, the monitor expands its capabilities to enable dual-viewfinder operation on the ALEXA Mini LF, full control over legacy ALEXA Mini and AMIRA cameras, or even configuration as a completely wireless hand-held control device.