The ES-466 Presettable SMPTE Up/Down Timer from ESE is an eight-digit, 24-hour SMPTE timer with five front panel-mounted controls (Up, Down, Stop, Reset, and Preset) and an eight-digit display. All displays are 0.56" amber LED digits. A SMPTE output is provided on the rear panel via an XLR connector. The "Bit Order Forward" toggle switch on the rear panel allows the unit to mimic decks that always output "forward" bit order code.

SMPTE Time code output, EBU optional (balanced XLR)

Forward/reverse or forward-only bit order, selectable

Yellow 0.56" LED Display

24-Hour up/down count range (00:00:00:00 - 23:59:59:29)

Thumbwheel preset of hours, minutes, and seconds

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does ES-1 work with Nikon D3300 and its kit 18-55 mm lens?

A: No unfortunately, Nikon ES-1 Slide Copying Adapter is only compatible Nikkor 55mm f/2.8 Micro-Nikkor lens and the Nikon PK-13 extension tube.

Q: 2. does it include the slide holder?

A: Yes.

Q: 3. I have a Fuji XT 1, the 60mm macro which does 1:2 and the MCEX 16 extender. Can I configure this to use with my set up?

A: not sure, but I'd guess probably not since you're using Fuji equipment and this is specifically designed for Nikon micro lenses.

Q: 4. Do I need the extension tube PK-13 with ES-1 used with the 60mm Micro Nikkor using Nikon dslr with crop sensor?

A: No, the 60mm Micro-Nikkor lenses focus to 1:1 without an extension tube. And with a DX sensor, you'll actually only need less than 1:2 magnification if you're duplicating slides, because your original will be more than twice as big as your sensor. The extension tube will allow you to increase magnification, you'll actually need less magnification due to crop factor. I don't know if you'll be able to get the whole slide in the smaller DX frame with this setup (you'll have to experiment and see), you would actually be better off with the 55mm Micro-Nikkor, which is 1:2 magnification without the extension tube, closer to what you need for a DX camera to duplicate 35mm slides.

Q: 5. Can the Datavideo 4K Up/Down Cross Converter do ROI Scaling?

A: No, DAC-45 will not do ROI scaling. Please look at our KMU-100 4K Multi-camera processor if you are looking for ROI scaling. KMU-100 allows you to take 4 ROI SDI outputs from one 4K camera.

Q: 6. Using the software to control the MU-DUCC, are you able to downgrade and HD/SDI signal at 30fps (frames per second), to a composite signal that runs at 15 fps? If so, how? Thanks.

A: The composite signal would be NTSC 29.97. What equipment wants 15fps?

Q: 7. Can you use this with the 60mm F/2.8 AF-D lens?

A: Yes but you will also need some extension tubes. Google Scanning thousands of slides? Try a digital camera, for full instructions. The results are great.

Q: 8. Will this convert a composite NTSC signal to PAL and vice-versa?

A: Yes, this device should be able to do those conversions for you.

Q: 9. Will this fit a Z 50mm lens?

A: Depends on 50mm lens used. I would suggest using the following for a good shooting experience Nikon 55mm f/2.8 Micro-Nikon lens and PK-13 Extension Tube.

Q: 10. How to the results compare to that of the plustek scanner?

A: Never used a Plustek scanner, so I cannot compare. However, when the ES-1 is used with a DX camera (Nikon D500 for me) and the recommended Nikkor lenses (I used a 40mm Micro with 52mm filter threads, no extensions), the results are excellent.