Marshall 5" HDMI Monitor

[Rick Darge]

There was a pre-NAB announcement from Marshall about a 5" monitor specially designed for the dSLR crowd. It's 5" and takes 4 AA batteries and has a single HDMI input. Could be a good alternative for Scarlet/Epic users.

 

[Jacek Zakowicz]

TV Logic

TV Logic

Heard some pretty reliable rumors from TV Logic- waveform, etc on 5". Worth checking out as well.
I don't in any way get benefits from talking about it- just sharing what I heard...

 

[Dan Dumouchel]

I don't in any way get benefits from talking about it- just sharing what I heard...

Do you normally only share when you do get benefits?

Check your PMs and get back to me would ya?

 

[Jacek Zakowicz]

Do you normally only share when you do get benefits?

Check your PMs and get back to me would ya?

I guess you're not here much....
This is not a very good way to approach somebody if you want something from them FYI

 

[MichaelHalsell]

<offtopic>Jacek, your opinion - with the current design of the Zeiss ZF 100mm/f2, would lens be difficult to add to the Zeiss Compact Prime line up?</offtopic>

 

[Jacek Zakowicz]

strictly marketing

strictly marketing

Techincally- not more complex that the others. Realistically- a little too close to the 85- probably will have the more classic 135 first..

 

[michael zaletel]

Here's the link on the Marshall V-LCD50-HDMI Monitor. Runs for two hours on four AA batteries and will probably retail for $599.

http://www.cinema5d.com/news/?tag=marshall-5-monitor

 

[Dan Dumouchel]

I guess you're not here much....
This is not a very good way to approach somebody if you want something from them FYI

All I was meaning was that it was odd that you had to clarify that you weren't getting any benefit from sharing that information... then again it is Reduser... gotta pay to say anything on these boards these days...