On Camera Monitor Introduction

If you 've been reading the last few posts on tables, you may notices that main functions of On Camera Monitor. This article is mainly to recommend some product informations. Wish you read it and select gratified and acceptability On Camera Monitor.

702 Bright Full HD Field Monitor

More resolution, less reflection.

The 702 Bright represents a new breed of daylight viewable displays. Along with the 1000
NITs of brightness (2-3x traditional LCD), the LCD panel features optically bonded glass with
anti-reflective coating. This greatly reduces glare and helps the high resolution, color accurate display remain visible, even in the brightest of environments.

   

it's bright. 1000 NITs

it's sharp. 1080P

enough said.

Ruggedly handsome, beautifully designed.

Housed in an aircraft grade aluminum unibody, the 702 Bright is both durable and
functional. Contributing to its slim physique is an industry first, Sony L Series and Canon
LP-E6 battery solution (no battery plate required). The 702 Bright’s construction is the
perfect complement to its daylight viewable display.


Powerful processing, intuitive interaction.

The 702 Bright is built on SmallHD’s Page Builder OS. It’s the operating system that feels less like firmware, andmore like a production assistant. Page Builder was introduced with the SmallHD 500 Series. Create multiple
pages (12 max), populate each with features you wish to use such as scopes, looks or focus assists then switchback and forth with a left-or-right flick of the joystick.

7" IPS Ultra-thin Design 1280x800 HDMI HD On-Camera Field Monitor with Peaking Focus FW759 Wider Viewing angle

FW759 is a specially designed portable LCD monitor for professional HDV and HDSLR Cameras.
Its Super Slim 17mm
Wide viewing angle IPS 1280 x 800
Professional Peaking Filter
Make it more easy for outdoor shooting.

Wider Viewing angle

Enjoy Consistent Images from Any Perspective
FW759 uses an IPS panel, which provides a wide 178°/178° viewing angle and brightness output of up to 400nit. This means you’ll be able to see accurate, consistent and bright images from any point of view.

IPS

Wide color gamut LCD panel and 1280x800 resolution ensure the monitor more precise color restoration exquisite picture quality and more rich color

Slim, Lightweight Design
Specially designed to merge portability, and functionality, 17mm 400g the FW759 gives you freedom to shoot well anywhere.
See your picture accurately, consistently and clearly, regardless of your position.

Supports a wide range of signal inputs
The FW759 multiple input options include HDMI and AV, and support most DSLRs and camcorders.

7" 3G-SDI Camera-top Monitor with advanced functions.

Color/RGB histogram, waveform, vector scope & Audio level meter,
IPS panel 178° wide viewing angles,
High resolution: 1280×800,
High brightness: 400cd/㎡,
High contrast: 800:1,
3G-SDI input,
Metal housing,
POP-UP shortcut menu.

                                        

                                        

                                          

Advanced Functions Upgrade!Providing advanced camera auxiliary functions. Color/RGB Histogram, Waveform, Vector Scope, Audio Level Meter,Peaking, False Color, Histogram & Exposure, etc., are major concerns with camcorder users. Lilliput's field monitors are great at displaying accurate images, 663/S2 makes photoing & recording even easier with its functionality.




                                        

            

 7 inch monitor with wide screen aspect ratio

The Lilliput 663/S2 monitor has a 1280×800 resolution, 7" IPS panel, perfect combination for use and the ideal size to fit neatly in a camera bag.





                    

3G-SDI, HDMI, and component and composite through BNC connectors
No matter which camera or AV equipment our customers use with the 663/S2, there is a video input to suit all applications.






                                        

 

Optimised for Full HD Camcorder

Compact size and peaking functionality are the perfect complements to your Full HD Camcorder's features.

                                            

HDMI video output - no annoying splitters
663/S2 includes an HDMI-output feature which allows customers to duplicate the video content onto a second monitor - no annoying HDMI splitters required. The second monitor can be any size and picture quality will not be affected.





Wide viewing angles
Lilliput's monitor with the widest viewing angle has arrived! With a stunning 178 degrees viewing angle both vertically and horizontally, you can get the same vivid picture from wherever you are standing.

On Camera Monitor

Some accessories in video production and HDSLR filmmaking are so essential that they transcend being mere add-on gear, and become part of the camera system itself. One such item is an on-camera monitor. Sometimes referred to as a “video-assist monitor,” they’re used to help the camera operator (or assistant) focus the camera. There are literally hundreds of different monitors in this product category. This guide was created to familiarize you with common features and to explain the varied capabilities of these monitors so you can make an informed decision should you decide to add one to your kit.

• Why would I use an on-camera monitor?

The most obvious advantage of using an on-camera monitor is that it provides a larger screen than the one built into your camera. This extra LCD real estate is useful for setting up shots, shooting and reviewing footage. Larger screens are also far less fatiguing to watch for long stretches of time. A less obvious advantage is that the external monitor may offer a higher-resolution image than a camera’s built-in display. Many cameras can shoot stunning 1080p footage, but their built-in LCD screens are often limited to lower resolutions. In addition to screen size and higher-resolution capabilities, some on-camera monitors feature built-in tools that help you adjust exposure, achieve sharper focus and fully maximize screen real estate. More advanced on-camera monitors will feature additional inputs and outputs for video and audio, and some enable you to loop the camera’s signal to additional monitors or capturing devices.

• How important is screen resolution in an on-camera monitor?

Like televisions, one specification that separates different models of on-camera monitors is screen resolution. On-camera monitors are small, with screen sizes typically around four to seven inches. Casually viewing videos on small screens with low resolution may be fine for watching YouTube, but higher resolutions make a noticeable difference when you’re working on a serious video shoot. It can help you keep the image in focus, and you’ll have a better sense of light, color and contrast. Lower-quality monitors have resolutions of 320 x 240 and 480 x 230. Better quality on-camera monitors will have resolutions of 800 x 480, or even higher.

• What are some of the characteristics of on-camera monitor?

In order to answer this question and let you have better understanding , so, for example.

7" 3G-SDI Camera-top Monitor with advanced functions.

Color/RGB histogram, waveform, vector scope & Audio level meter,IPS panel 178° wide viewing angles,High resolution: 1280×800,High brightness: 400cd/㎡,High contrast: 800:1,3G-SDI input,Metal housing,POP-UP shortcut menu.

• On-camera monitors give you a larger screen than the one built into your camera.

• Better quality on-camera monitors have resolutions of 800 x 480 or higher.

• The Peaking function finds sharp lines in an image and highlights them with a color.

• One of the most useful jacks for an on-camera monitor for HDSLR video is an HDMI input.