And cost very little - $5000

http://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/dell-ultrasharp-32-8k-monitor-up3218k/apd/210-alez/monitors-monitor-accessories

• 42.5-inch 4K IPS panel
• AMD’s FreeSync support
• 2 HDMI 2.0 (4K at 60Hz) inputs
• 2 HDMI 1.4 (4K at 30Hz)
• USB 3.1 Type-C also can do DisplayPort
• DisplayPort 1.2a (4K at 60Hz).
• May 19th release in Japan, 2017
• $697 price at https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1325220-REG/lg_43ud79_b_uhd_monitor_43_4k.html

Ty.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06XY26S4K/ref=ox_sc_act_title_3?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A2NHCYKSIO4HA4

• 1920x1200 Resolution, 300cd/m2 Brightness, 1800:1 Contrast;
• Support for 4K input
• HDMI In and Output
• DC 7-24V(XLR) input
• USB Input for customer to upgrade firmware;
• Pixel to Pixel, Check Field, H/V Delay, Guides, Zooming, DSLR Scaling
• Peaking, Check Field, Image Flip, Color Temperature, Underscan, Audio Meters.
• Sturdy and good though construction, but very lightweight - 260g without battery

Battery plates options (you can select one you like)

• NWLP-E6 Type Battery Plate: For Canon 5D Batteries, note - it is default, most probably you need Sony one!
• NWD54s Type Battery Plate: For Panasonic D54 Series Batteries
• NWBP945 Type Battery Plate: For Canon "900" Series Batteries
• NWNP-F960 Type Battery Plate: For Sony "L" Type Series Batteries
• NWEN-EL15 Type Battery Plate: For Nikon D700 / D800 camera Series Batteries

Available now

Price: $360 $339
Shipping: Price already includes shipping for US/Canada/UK/Australia&NZ/Western Europe. Contact for any other regions.
I want to buy this monitor.

• 400,000:1 contrast ratio
• 100% AdobeRGB coverage
• Uses forced pixel shifting to prefent burn in (it won't help much in interfaces)
• So, they have presence detector that turns off monitor instantly as you are not near
• USB-C with Power Delivery (one cable to connect and power)
• $4,999

I know you are into affordable monitors and I really got hooked on this OSEE LCM 156 Monitor.

http://www.oseedirect.com/index.html

• 10 De-Log to REC709 Look Profile LUTS - Preloaded
• 4 User luts can be combined with any color space
• Rec709, DCI-P3, BT.2020 Precision Calibration
• RGB Modulated backlight system
• Wide Color Gamut
• Waveform/Vectorsope
• Focus Assist
• Luma Zoom
• Zebra
• False Color
• 700:1Contrast Ratio/250Nit
• Plus additional V Mount solution.

Reviews seem like the first version had problems that are now solved in the new version.

Specs

• 450nits 1920x1200 7" IPS panel
• Has focus peaking, histogram, anamorphic mode, false color mode, zoom, etc
• Thin and light design
• HDMI Input and output connectors
• 4K input support up to 30fps
• Included are:
  • Sun shade
  • Battery plate for F-970
  • HDMI A/C cable
  • Shoe mount
  • Manual

Available now.

Price: $299 $225 intro price
Shipping: Price already includes express shipping for US/Canada/UK/Australia&NZ/Western Europe. Contact for any other regions.
I want to buy this monitor.

Some more specs

• 7,85″ and 5,5″ models
• 2000 cd/m² brightness
• Recording and playback in H.264 and H.265
• 4K HDMI output
• 4920 mAh battery

Products page http://www.dji.com/crystalsky

I'm getting all the stuff together for my GH2 rig and I am looking for an easy to add and remove loupe for the display when it is flipped to the side. something that doesnt require any glue frame or the use a base plate on the bottom of camera. I found this solution which is exactly what I am looking for but apparently they are not producing this product anymore, its nowhere available.

http://cheesycam.com/carryspeed-swi-view-neoprene-swivel-lcd-viewfinder-mount/

Does anyone know of a similar system that that I could order somewhere? THX!

I'm saving up for a G85, and with that I'm looking for a new 4k screen.

The screen is going to be used as a monitor for my pc. I like to have 40" +.

My priorities are:

1. viewing angle
2. colour accuracy
3. NON flickering when set to low brightness
4. latency
5. HDR ready

My budget hovers about € 700.

Any recommendations?

• Thanks!

• 1920*1200 IPS panel
• 500cd/m²
• 1000:1 Contrast
• HDMI In & Loop Out
• Peaking, False Color, Histogram, Aspect Marker,
• Pixel Zoom, Pixel to Pixel, Audio Level Meter
• Input voltage 7-24 DC
• Default is Sony NP (F) batteries plate
• 182.1mm x 124mm x 20.5mm
• 320g

Will be added to deals soon

I have this monitor but seems is jam in a infinite loop when I turn it on. This si what is happening: 1- turn on 2- from black screen to blue 3- keeps blue for 3 seconds then goes to black again 4- keeps black for 3 seconds and goes to blue again and so on...

I send an email to Lilliput support also with a video showing what is happening and their response was: "Reset the unit from Settings" whaaat!!?? obviously they don´t read or watched the video I uploaded. After this I tried to cantact them again but they never answer any other email or from contact form I send them. Lame support...

Anyway if someone can help will really appreciate.

Thanks!

Max

"People mistakenly call it a color space," Griffis said. "It's actually a two-dimensional plane and what you really need to know if you're a creative is this is your palette of colors but what the horseshoe chart doesn't tell you is how bright each color can get. White will always be the brightest because it's the sum of all three primary colors."

"So we've got this interesting problem that we've lived with for the better part of 60 years where the colors in film go out farther but you can't get as bright and in television there are less colors but you can get brighter," Griffis told Gizmodo. "And the practical consequence of that for the content creator is that the Red Bus of London that looked so great in the movie looks like Campbell's Tomato Soup on the Blu-ray unless someone does something."

http://gizmodo.com/how-dolby-vision-works-and-how-it-could-revolutionize-1594894563

So Dolby (who makes the most amazing video monitors) finally did something. And When it hits TVs and Computer monitors... all this REC 709 bullshit can finally fuck off.

I am so damn happy... you don't even know.

I have been looking for an combo EVF/monitor. The SmallHD 502 and Sidefinder was the functionality I was hoping for, but the price had put me off. Then I stumbled upon the SpectraHD 4 which seems like a potential alternative. The current price is $717.69 (it was $706.29) new on ebay (or $749 from F&V/Adorama/Amazon) with the loupe - http://www.ebay.com/itm/371278169162?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

Specifications:

4.3" LCD Display with 1280x720px Resolution with 170-degree Viewing Angle. HDMI to SDI Conversion. Waveform, Histogram, Vectorscope, False Color, Zebra Overlays, Pixel to Pixel, Focus Peaking, Frame Guides, Audio Meters, Timecode and DSLR Scale. 1/4"-20 and Arri Rosette Mounting Options. Multiple Power Options: Sony NP-F, DC2.5mm, Mini-XLR. Only thing that seems to be missing is a LUT.

Review:

This was $1299 announced at NAB 2014, so it seems like a great value at $749 or less...

Anyone using one of the these?

Thanks!

Mark

Some features:

• 1280x800 IPS panel, 800:1 contrast
• Peaking (Focus Assist)
• Histogram (for separate RGB colors also)
• False Color
• Field Check
• Screen Markers
• Center Marker
• Vector scope
• RGB Histogram
• Waveform
• Dual 3G-SDI
• 630g
• DC 7~24V
• Sony NP batteries plate

Available now

Price: $699 $530
Shipping: Price already includes shipping for US/Canada/UK/Australia&NZ/Western Europe. Contact for any other regions.
I want to buy this monitor.

Is a new product (has only been listed since May 31st, & was announced on Twitter by Feelworld a bit earlier in the year) that looks exciting! Like a SmallHD 502 (US$1.2K) but at half the cost (US$650). Though yes, it misses a few important features the SmallHD 502 has, such as 3D LUT support.

But the Feelworld G55 still is a feature packed display:

1. 1920×1080, 1000:1 contrast, IPS wide view angle H/V 160°
2. 3G/HD/SD-SDI, HDMI input and loop-through output
3. Monitoring via 3.5mm stereo headphone jacks
4. Built-in LED tally indicators (Red, Green, Yellow)
5. Special Features:
   • Waveform (RGB, YUV, Y (Luminance)
   • Vector Scope
   • Color Histogram
   • Histogram
   • Focus Assist (Red, Green, Blue, White four color optional highlight over parts of the image in focus)
   • Embedded Audio Meter
   • False Color
   • Zebra Exposure
   • Internal Color bar
   • Squared Segmentation
   • Camera Mode
   • Scan Mode (Auto, Over Scan, Full Screen)
   • Real time video zoom-in (Standard, 4x, 9x,16x)
   • Anamorphic Mode (1.3x, 2.0x, 2.0x mag)
   • Pixel to Pixel
   • Center Marker
   • Safe Area (80%, 85%, 90%, 93%, 96%)
   • Marker Type (16:9, 4:3, 2.35:1, 1.85:1)
   • Marker Color (Red, Green, Blue, White, Gray, Black)
   • Check Field (Gray/ Red/ Green/ Blue)
   • Image Flip (Horizontal, Vertical, Hor&Ver)
   • Image Freeze
6. Titanium Metal Frame Design

Available now.

Price: $650 $629
Shipping: Price already includes shipping for US/Canada/UK/Australia&NZ/Western Europe. Contact for any other regions.
I want to buy this monitor.

http://people.overclockers.ru/ARGUMENT_600/20037/klipping-amoled-ekranov-chast-2

I'm seriously tempted to talk with some people who know more about this than I do, and think about crowdfunding such a project. Given the simple components, it should be possible to build a retina EVF and sell it for under $400!

edit -- specifically, I'm thinking of the 1080p displays used in phones like the HTC One (4.7") or the Samsung S4 (5"). This would give 1-to-1 pixel mapping for 1080p cameras, and 4-to-1 pixel mapping with integer scaling for UHD cameras, as well as the capability of a 2x 1-to-1 pixel map read-out. On these phones, such high PPIs are almost silly. However with a magnifying loupe, these high PPIs are suddenly being put to good use.

Must be on deals soon, I will post link.

Features

• Peaking Focus Assist
• Camera 5D II Mode
• Check Field: Red, Green, Blue, Mono
• Image Flip - U/D, L/R
• Screen Marker (80%,85%,90%,93%,96%,2.35:1)
• Centre Marker
• 4:3&16:9 image adjustable
• Pixel-to-Pixel
• Image Freeze

Comes with:

• Sunshade
• F970 Plate
• Hot Shoe Mount
• HDMI lock
• HDMI Cable

Price: $144
Shipping: Price includes fast shipping for US/Canada/UK/Australia&NZ/Western Europe. Ask for any other regions.
Packing: Includes all items in the list above.
I want to buy this thing.

With very slow surface shipping available at - http://www.ebay.com/itm/Feelworld-FW759-7-Inches-Ultra-HD-IPS-1280x800-FieldMonitor-HDMI-DJI-FPV-/301553628825

I've been looking for a monitor for a good price for a few months now. Still waiting for a used MustHD 701 to pop up (bid too low on the most recent ebay one).

This one is cheap and has similar features, but not sure about quality. I really like the idea for the controller on the musthd - zooming without touching monitor sounds really helpful. Only really using it for framing and focus, single operator. The oversharp mode on the H056 looked very useful. Most peaking features seem to be useless.

Anyone have any real world feedback? (Also can't seem to find controller/remote for this

I assumed it will get along well with my gh2, used as a field monitor, but whatever i do, nothing seems to work. I ve tried it all (pal/ntsc, viera link off, extele off, etc) with no luck, screen isn t showing anything. However, i do get some sort of signal (white bars and fragments) when i put the camera in playback mode, so i think it could be done somehow.

So i just wanted to ask - does anyone know how to set up things with this kind of screen? I ve emailed waveshare, but everybody says their customer service is rubbish, so i won t expect a reply (if any...) soon.

Probably it s a waste of time, but i d like to know at least where is the problem. Thank you in advance.

The colours aren't as accurate as cameras built-in LCD's (anyone have a monitor calibration method, pls?) Next, I paired the monitor with the Panasonic AF-100 on a studio shoot. The piece was lit high contrast with many, many shadows shot @ 400 ISO. The monitor showed pixelated 'noise' in the image but when I looked at the studio monitor it was clean, clean. So the monitor has trouble reproducing blacks.

Really I would only recommend this monitor for framing and focus. Of course pair this with the Panasonic cameras as they put out 1080i during recording which is crucial for focus pulling. Or.. wait till Canon gets their act together. The monitor came with a case with divided foam, sunhood, HDMI-HDMI mini cable, Sony battery plate (you'll have to buy a battery, d/w they are cheap). For the cheap price it's a good start :)

Where to get?

Our deals, as usual, have best prices - http://www.personal-view.com/talks/discussion/717/special-deals-led-lighting-and-lcd-camera-monitors

One of the parts have been printed so far to test, printing the next ones next few days.

File is public to comment on : https://cad.onshape.com/documents/15548ca756b7e044484525bd/w/7e6b7896489f3bf3767f9903/e/63f4b1912ebd35bdc0aae4d5

Lens is from cheap screen loupes. Will report after tests

Adam