Does anyone know which recorder/monitors on the market can do something like this? (Say, play two video streams superimposed over each other? Or load in a graphics file to superimpose?

Features:

1. Peaking for focus assist
2. 1:1 magnifier mode
3. Earphone Jack
4. Image Flip(U/D,L/R)
5. Brightness, Contrast Ratio, Tint, Saturation and Color Temperature
6. Check Field Modes: Red, Green, Blue, Monochrome and Color
7. Underscan/Overscan
8. Center Marker, Screen Markers(80%,85%,90%,93%,96%)

Specifications:

• Panel Resolution - 800X480
• Brightness - 315cd/m²
• Contrast - 800:1
• Inputs - HDMI
• Outputs - HDMI; 3.5mm audio
• HDMI Supported Modes - up to and including 1080p （50/60Hz)
• Viewing Angles - 80°/80°(L/R) 80°/80°(U/D)
• Power Consumption - ≤6W
• Size - 111.8H X 83W X90.8L mm
• Weight (complete) - 400g

It is not high end stuff, but price won't high end either :-)

Present at our deals - http://www.personal-view.com/talks/discussion/717/special-deals-lighting-fresnels-evfs-monitors

http://www.feelworld.cn/en/productlist.asp?sendid=41

Manufacturer state that it has some sort of peaking.

With input and output only - $229 http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-HD-7-LCD-Field-1080P-Camera-Monitor-SLR-HDMI-In-Out-YPrPb-Peaking-Filter-/180850977834?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0

One with input only - $209 http://www.ebay.com/itm/7-LCD-Field-1080P-HD-Camera-Monitor-HDMI-YPrPb-Peaking-Filter-Focus-Assist-/180850973375?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0

• 800x480
• 315cd/m² brighness
• 800:1 contrast
• 3G SDI input and HDMI input (support for any mode up to 1080p60)
• Earphone jack
• 344 gr

I do not care about any other features, I just want it to be around 7'' or 10'' and able to produce 3.55:1 anamorphic or 1:1 square image.

It can be plasticky, heavy, I don't mind chinese-grade quality, just need it to be able to produce ratios that I mentioned above and fit BMPCC.

Main issue is the price point – I am on a very tight budget.

Thanks!

I am currently struggling to find a new monitor for use with my GH2 and BMPCC. No way to test where I live so I hit a wall which one to take. I want 5.6" or 7", pretty bright. Peaking and False color is what I demand from it.

I looked into the following: Lilliput 663 O/P: Finding it new for 320€ Lillipit 664 O/P: Finding it used for 220€, but no tests or comparisons whatsoever to judge quality

Aputure VS 3: Just new 390€

and something else: Small HD DP6 390€ used. Would that be worth it? I know Small HD to be a good brand, so I guess it would excell build quality wise over the Lillputs.

Sadly MustHD and Ikan monitors are hard to come by here in Germany, used and new. Please share some recommendations!

Cheers, Tim

It has version with HDMI Inout, and version that also has HDMI output.

Features:

1. Peaking for focus assist
2. 5D II Camera Mode
3. Earphone Eack and Built-in Speaker
4. Image Flip(U/D,L/R)
5. Brightness, Contrast Ratio, Tint, Saturation and Color Temperature
6. Check Field Modes: Red, Green, Blue, Monochrome and Color
7. Underscan/Overscan
8. Center Marker, Screen Markers(80%,85%,90%,93%,96%)

Specs:

• Panel resolution - 1280*800
• Brightness - 350cd/cm2
• Contrast - 500:1
• Input Voltage - DC 6~24V
• Power Consumption - ≤7W
• Size - 146mm100mm46mm
• Weight - 260g or 340g with sun shade
• Inputs - HDMI, Video Composite, Audio
• Output - HDMI (with model with it!)

Monitor is available on deals

http://www.personal-view.com/talks/discussion/717/special-deals-lighting-fresnels-evfs-monitors/p1

• Resolution 1024 X 600 supports 1920 X 1080
• Peaking Filter
• False Colors
• Zebra Stripes
• Histogram
• 1:1 Pixel Mapping
• Color Bars
• 4x Zoom
• Underscan/Overscan
• Freeze Frame
• 4xZoom
• Image Flip
• Selectable Aspect Ratio

P version is with HDMI pass through (OUT) :

This new devices from us, are not only a monitor or a monitor + a recorder, so please do not complain about the size, saying it is bulky, too big etc .., now is much more smaller than previous model, and remember that this are also a fully powered computers and now a powerful Live Streaming devices too. Im sorry, I dont like people being critic with our products saying ohh thats bigger and bigger, a brick, too much size, etc. Really, this is an All In One tool, incredible small, pocket size, and with a lot of features customers can use. I don't understand some times some people.

Im aware that on this forum there are much joke, smoke parties and the like, but a little of rock and roll and we like it.

This is a great army knife, just read, probably not small as desired for a DSLR, but perfect for the rest of cameras in size, and the Live Streaming feature is one of the things -very useful- that we love and think customers will take a great opportunity with. Thats out last work, our new compact size device's. Please, if you dont need a workstation in your hand or if you dont need the Live Streaming capability or the uncompressed 444 10bit 4K capacility please dont say this is bigger than say SmallHD or the like in about size/weight. This is a device very useful for on/off locations.

We have put a lot of effort, time and funds, and we have a very lower margin of benefit with the introductory prices that we tag'ged this devices,

I hope you like it guys.

I attach the PR in a picture, but you cna follow the link for the full text / pics PR:

http://www.cinemartin.com/news/201604.htm http://www.cinemartin.com/news/201604/

In the Above link, in the first 3 pictures you can see customers using our previous model (NEXT) used in some major TV shows. Of course you'll not see hundred of models of this, like Atomos or similar, we are a very small team that share our other work with our passion, who knows probably one day we'll be working for another company like our competence, who know we may continue like the last +5 years when our team was founded

http://www.cinemartin.com/teo/

Today I get a video for the review with BMPCC and 3.5 inch EVF, new version to support BMPCC, HDMI input & output, with very

nice price.

The video is as below.

Is there anyone have this EVF? How about it working with BMPCC? Or someone have other monitors from this brand?? Thanks.

• 1280*800 resolution
• 400cd/m2 brightness, IPS panel.
• Contrast: 800:1, led backlight, Aspect Ratio: 16:10.
• Waveform(RGB,YUV,Y), Vector Scope, Histogram, Focus Assist, False Color, Zebra Exposure function.
• Build-in HDMI to SDI conversion output, hdmi signal transfer to sdi signal function.
• HDMI,3G/HD/SD-SDI,Video,Audio(L/R) input.
• HDMI,3G/HD/SD-SDI,Video,3.5mm Audio Jack output.

Price including shipping is $510

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.

Main features:

• 1280x800 Resolution IPS LCD Screen
• HDMI in & out, HDMI Loop Through
• Very compact and sturdy design
• Dimensions - 182mm x 126mm x 20mm
  • Check Field ( Mono / R / G / B )
• Peaking with red outline
• False Color with adjustable under luminance & over luminance warning
• Clip Guides with adjustable threshold
• Aspect Ratio ( FULL / 16:9 / 4:3 )
• User-Defined Image Ratio ( H-Start / H-Size / V-Star / V-Size )
• DSLR Scaling ( FULL Screen / 16:9 / 3:2 / None )
• Movable Pixel-To-Pixel ( Left / Right / Up / Down Movable)
• Side-By-Side Freeze Frame ( Window 1: 16:9 Mode / Windows 2: 4:3 Mode )
• Guides ( 4:3 & 16:9 Framing Safe Area)
• 5 User-Defined Groups
• Under Scan

• 5 kinds DV Battery Plate for choice:

  1. NWNP-F960 ( SONY “L” Type Series ) - default now
  2. NWLP-E6 ( Canon 5D )
  3. NWD54s ( Panasonic “D54” Series )
  4. NWBP945 ( Canon “900” Series )
  5. NWEN-EL15 (Nikon D700 / D800)

• Comes with sunshade, protective bag, small ball head and battery plate

Deal price: $325, already include shippping to US/Canada/Western Europe

Send me personal message (on the left column at http://www.personal-view.com/talks/profile/1/Vitaliy_Kiselev ) if you want to purchase monitor.

Check http://www.personal-view.com/talks/discussion/5590/1280x800-ips-7-neway-cl76ho-x-and-cl76sdi-monitors-amazing#Item_125

For feedback on their other monitor, CT700 uses same IPS panel and has same features except inputs, buttons and tally system.

Hope you will enjoy. Please let me know some good ideas for improvements.

Note: Square in the middle of color frame should appear invisible. Left square should be slightly darker and right square slightly brighter. For that purpose both L (Luminance) values should be equal. Click on lower L value (for inner Square) to adjust to the upper (for outer checkerboard) automatically.

MAC version will come soon;-)

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/flkgsa6872sknl2/AAA3BLm3BuBA3M09DB7Xoy_3a?dl=0

Monitor with very handy features, sturdy metal construction, good kit.

Available now.

Price: $349 (also 3G SDI version is available for $559)
Shipping: Price includes shipping for US/Canada/UK/Australia&NZ/Western Europe. Contact for any other regions.
I want to buy this monitor.

• 5" FullHD panel
• Peaking
• False color
• S-Log viewing

To meet the horsepower needs of UHD content management, production and editing, the Toughpad 4K Performance model now features an Intel® Core™ i7-5600U vPro™ processor and an AMD FirePro™ M5100 graphics chip, providing highly mobile professionals in visual fields with the ultimate productivity and workflow enhancement tool.

• 20" IPS 4K screen
• High-Power CPU: Intel® Core™ i7-5600U vPro™ processor (4MB cache, 2.6GHz up to 3.2GHz with Intel® Turbo Boost Technology)
• Input: HDMI 2.0 input
• Graphics: AMD FirePro™ M5100
• Wireless: Intel® Dual Band Wireless-AC 7265 802.11a/b/g/n/ac
• Operating System: Windows 10 Pro or Windows 7 Professional

http://shop.panasonic.com/about-us-latest-news-press-releases/11242015+Toughpad+Upgrade.html

As my cameras/rigs have been getting smaller and lighter (BMPCC and GH4), most of the readily available monitors seem hopelessly large and clunky, expensive and underpowered.

Even my personal favorite DP-6, which seemed impossibly svelte when new, now feels heavy, chunky and unwieldy. I recently built my own BMPCC/GoPro lightweight gimbal, and that's an especially good candidate for a small/light screen.

Although there are hopeful signs pointing the right direction (Ursa Viewfinder if it ran off a 9v / HDMI, SmallHD 502/Sidefinder), many people like me just wish they could use their smartphone as a monitor.

Or better yet, what about just using a smartphone LCD or OLED screen? The main problem seems to be the secretive, closed MIPI standard that most phones and tablets use.

I've been following this Hackaday project for awhile, and they look to be on the verge of selling a commercial controller to take an HDMI input and run a MIPI DSI panel:

https://hackaday.io/project/364-mipi...ldhdmi-adapter

There's a poll up right now to gauge interest, and see which panels to support out-of-the-box, among the iPhone 4, 5, Galaxy S3/S4, and Droid DNA:

http://doodle.com/uv283rp366prppnt

No pricing yet, but the Bill of Materials is under $40, so my best guess is the board will sell for less than double that. I really like the idea of being able to buy a cheap smartphone replacement panel (>$25 for iPhone 4/5, >$80 for 1080p Galaxy), adding a 5v micro-USB power source (that can run for hours and hours, maybe days), and slapping it in a SUPER thin 3D-printed enclosure.

It may not be a fancy turnkey solution, but the possibilities are interesting. The Spartan-6 FPGA that it's based on should have plenty of horsepower to support all the advanced monitor features, if some enterprising coder wants to write custom firmware for guides, peaking, false color, histograms, LUTs, etc. etc. My two main cameras have most of that built-in, so 90% of the time, I just want a nice, bright monitor to frame and focus. They're already talking about testing the 2560x1440 Galaxy Note 4 screen, so there may be some 4K possibilities out of this little board, as well.

What do you folks think?

Samurai Blade Pros: Better features while shooting (such as waveforms) Tagging good/bad takes on set to make post easier (this works seamlessly with Adobe Premiere? Does anybody here have experience with this?) Better IPS screen Is available now (but I don't mind waiting a few weeks more for the BMD VA)

Samurai Blade Cons vs BMD VA: No 1080 60p (bummer!) Lower resolution HD vs FHD screen (I think this is going to be less of an issue than I originally thought? As the Atomos screen is I suspect an otherwise better quality screen??) SSDs vs SD cards (well... this is arguably a pro, but I already have SD cards. I don't have any spare SSDs) No HDMI in/out (a non issue for my F3, could be a minor issue if I want to use it with other cameras as will need to use a convertor)

As their new prices are now: Ninja 2 $295 Ninja Blade $495 Samurai Blade $495

As I browsed the web on the advantages (or lack thereof) of using a Shogun with my GH4 I realized that I'd really like to have all those software features on my field monitor. Since I am not going to need external recording I was a monitor-only solution comparable to the Shogun. 1080p would be nice also.

Any ideas, anyone? Thanks!

Edit:

@Vitaliy_Kiselev Here's a list of my desired features (could have thought of that myself...):

• Custom frame guides
• 1080p
• IPS display (or whatever technology bright enough for outdoor usage)
• normal HDMI port (not mini or micro)
• waveforms, RGB levels and histogram would be nice but are not a necessity.
• focus peaking
• 7 or 8 inch
• a nice user interface

It doesn't have to be cheap (it couldn't be).

Main features:

• 1280x800 Resolution IPS LCD Screen
• 400nit high brightness
• HDMI in & out, HDMI Loop Through
• YPBPR in & out
• Video in & out
• Check Field ( Mono / R / G / B )
• Peaking with red outline
• False Color with adjustable under luminance & over luminance warning
• Clip Guides with adjustable threshold
• Aspect Ratio ( FULL / 16:9 / 4:3 )
• User-Defined Image Ratio ( H-Start / H-Size / V-Star / V-Size )
• DSLR Scaling ( FULL Screen / 16:9 / 3:2 / None )
• Tally System
• Movable Pixel-To-Pixel ( Left / Right / Up / Down Movable)
• Side-By-Side Freeze Frame ( Window 1: 16:9 Mode / Windows 2: 4:3 Mode )
• Guides ( 4:3 & 16:9 Framing Safe Area)
• 5 User-Defined Groups
• Under Scan
• 4 kinds DV Battery Plate for choice:
  1. NWNP-F960 ( SONY “L” Type Series ) - default
  2. NWLP-E6 ( Canon 5D )
  3. NWD54s ( Panasonic “D54” Series )
  4. NWBP945 ( Canon “900” Series )

Deal price: $385 (available for forum members only), include free shippping, ask in PM for regions
CL76SDI version with 3G-SDI input and output is avaibable for $699

Send me personal message (on the left column at http://www.personal-view.com/talks/profile/1/Vitaliy_Kiselev ) if you want to purchase monitor.

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