Best LCD Field Monitor

[Vithya Sharma]

Hi

I am looking to buy Field monitor...(for RED ONE-MX)
lots 3d party product in Online... so confuse....

which Best ?

RED LCD 5.6

3rd party
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iLogos LCD
Lilliput LCD
digitaljuice. LCD
COOLLCD
Flashpoint

please answer me...

Thank you

 

[Benjamin Cabral]

Hi Vithya,
I recommend the red monitor.
I have a SMALL HD DP1X of 9 " and I prefer the RED lcd of 5.6" because it connects only with 1 cable to the camera and it have a solid connection. The cables HDMI are disconnected easily. For me is hard to explain but on the RED monitor the image is more like what is being recorded. I have not tried yet a SDI monitor.

 

[Vithya Sharma]

Hi Vithya,
I recommend the red monitor.
I have a SMALL HD DP1X of 9 " and I prefer the RED lcd of 5.6" because it connects only with 1 cable to the camera and it have a solid connection. The cables HDMI are disconnected easily. For me is hard to explain but on the RED monitor the image is more like what is being recorded. I have not tried yet a SDI monitor.

Thank you Benjamin Cabral

 

[Jonathan Pears]

Red Pro 7" is what i went to from the 5.6 - built better and its larger obviously. Love it....

 

[Bobby Farokhzad]

Does It have to be LCD? Take a look at the Sony PVM-740 (I believe it is now the 741). By far the best field monitor I ever had.
OLED is the future. A quick side note here, I do have the 5 inch touch screen and I do love it dearly but for focus work and exposure
check I go to the Sony.

 

[Vithya Sharma]

Does It have to be LCD? Take a look at the Sony PVM-740 (I believe it is now the 741). By far the best field monitor I ever had.
OLED is the future. A quick side note here, I do have the 5 inch touch screen and I do love it dearly but for focus work and exposure
check I go to the Sony.

ohw thank you ..
bt resolution 960 x 540 pixels (QHD) I think RED LCD resolution 1024 x 600 Right + 4.4.4 right?

 

[Norbert Jalitsch]

Hi

I am looking to buy Field monitor...(for RED ONE-MX)
lots 3d party product in Online... so confuse....

which Best ?

RED LCD 5.6

3rd party
-----------
iLogos LCD
Lilliput LCD
digitaljuice. LCD
COOLLCD
Flashpoint

please answer me...

Thank you

hi!

have a look over the small hd monitors !!!

best, norbert

 

[Bobby Farokhzad]

ohw thank you ..
bt resolution 960 x 540 pixels (QHD) I think RED LCD resolution 1024 x 600 Right + 4.4.4 right?

In terms of resolution the Sony falls between the Red 5 inch and 9 Inch. What I love about the Sony (and other OLED displays) is the blacks. Deep pure gorgeous blacks. None of that muddy milky blacks you see on other types of displays.

 

[Vithya Sharma]

In terms of resolution the Sony falls between the Red 5 inch and 9 Inch. What I love about the Sony (and other OLED displays) is the blacks. Deep pure gorgeous blacks. None of that muddy milky blacks you see on other types of displays.

yes I know Sony OLED output very clear and extra sharpness clear black Picturez

 

[Norbert Jalitsch]

yes I know Sony OLED output very clear and extra sharpness clear black Picturez

small hd ac7 oled! watch out for this one, might be a bummer for this price!

 

[Nook Kim]

So many monitors you mentioned that I haven't even heard of. I'd better update my library to stay in this business

Whatis your purpose with the feild monitor? If you're just looking for one to judge your framing, just get anything that fits your budget. However, you shouldn't expect to be able to judge your exposure with on board monitors such as Red LCD. Have another bigger monitor that can deliver required specs for your delivery format. Often, on board monitors are so bright that they mis-guide you for judging your exposure. Not that there's anything wrong with the makers of those monitors since those monitors are meant to cover wide shooting conditions including bright daylight.

 

[Peter Stelzhammer]

just upgraded from RED 5.6 to RED 7.0 (non-touch, RED One M) and it's waaay better now -> much better to nail focus and very nice especially at studio shoots where you have time for "proper/calm" working... I'd always suggest a proper Studio-Monitor at such shoots (SDI 17 inch upwards) but with the 7.0 it's really nice to work compared with the 5.6 now!

 

[Vithya Sharma]

So many monitors you mentioned that I haven't even heard of. I'd better update my library to stay in this business

Whatis your purpose with the feild monitor? If you're just looking for one to judge your framing, just get anything that fits your budget. However, you shouldn't expect to be able to judge your exposure with on board monitors such as Red LCD. Have another bigger monitor that can deliver required specs for your delivery format. Often, on board monitors are so bright that they mis-guide you for judging your exposure. Not that there's anything wrong with the makers of those monitors since those monitors are meant to cover wide shooting conditions including bright daylight.

Thank you Nook Kim,

Outdoor Shooting. (Stdy cam, small crane for flat panning shorts, vehicle .., etc.. ) Primary view LCD monitor so (I mean with out EVF )

thank you

 

[Vithya Sharma]

just upgraded from RED 5.6 to RED 7.0 (non-touch, RED One M) and it's waaay better now -> much better to nail focus and very nice especially at studio shoots where you have time for "proper/calm" working... I'd always suggest a proper Studio-Monitor at such shoots (SDI 17 inch upwards) but with the 7.0 it's really nice to work compared with the 5.6 now!

Thank you for your Information Peter Stelzhammer