The ASUS PQ321 True 4K UHD Monitor uses cutting-edge Indium Gallium Zinc Oxide (IGZO) rather than traditional amorphous silicon for the active layer of its LCD panel. IGZO panels support much smaller transistors than amorphous silicon, which in turn gives much smaller pixels and the 3840 x 2160 resolution of the PQ321 is four times that of a 1920 x 1080 Full HD display.

176-degree wide viewing angles on both vertical and horizontal planes minimize onscreen color shift, while the 350cd/m² brightness rating and 8ms gray-to-gray response time ensure smooth, bright, and vibrant moving visuals. IGZO technology also gives reduced energy consumption compared to amorphous silicon and reduces bulk — at 35mm at its thickest point, the PQ321 is the thinnest 4K UHD monitor available today.

Via: http://www.asus.com/News/L9xTPmmMwTlPMq5l

It doesn't work with an external monitor connected: I'm in AFS and a single press of the AF Lock button should focuses the subject and lock the focus.

I press the button, I see AFL on the display but the camera doesn't focuses. I shut off the external monitor or I disconnect the hdmi cable and everything works again.

The strange thing is that the setting I normally use for macro (AF-Lock: AF-ON) works perfectly. I found several post on the net. It's not the cable and not the monitor. Do you know if a workaround exists? I have the latest fw.

P.S. I forgot to say I'm a underwater videographer, so the camera is inside an uw housing hence no magical Jedi tricks as touch screen AF or manual focus for WA shots.

Based on cages initially built by hand, this next generation cage will be CNC'd and even more feature-rich than the previous generations, as well as incredibly light weight and well-balanced!

While the design is nearly complete, I am still open to ideas and suggestions people here might have. We addressed many of the issues often experienced with other cages on the market and added a few extra features never before seen such as a relocatable grip option!

Specifications (all recording parts for 7Q only):

• 7.7″ OLED, 1280×800, RGB 8-Bit
• Waveform, Zebras, Histogram, Vectorscope, Focus Assist, False Color, Timecode Display and Audio Level Meters, and 1:1 Pixel mode.
• SDI Video I/O
• HDMI Video I/O (up to 1080p60 422 8-bit)
• HD/2K RGB 444 8/10/12-Bit up to 60p/60psf
• HD/2K YCC 422 8/10-Bit Up to 120p, QHD/4K 422 up to 30fps
• ARRIRAW (16:9) 12-bit up to 60fps, ARRIRAW (4:3) 12-bit up to 48fps
• Canon Raw QHD/4K 10-bit up to 60fps
• LUT Support (ARRI, Canon, Sony)
• High-Speed (120fps) and Simultaneous RAW + Proxy (DNxHD-36) mode
• Record File Formats: DNxHD, Uncompressed, HD/2K Raw, Canon Raw, ARRIRAW
• SDI record trigger (ARRI, Canon, Panasonic, Red, Sony)
• 2-Channel Embedded Audio (48KHz, 24-bit)
• Odyssey7Q support 8 channels
• 2.5″ server grade SSD in 240/480/960 GB sizes
• compatible with off the shelf USB 3.0 and Thunderbolt adapters
• 540 grams cast-magnesium case
• 200 x 155 x 25 mm)

More information at: http://www.convergent-design.com/Products/Odyssey7.aspx

Specs

• 1920x1200 IPS 7" panel
• 450 nits brightness
• 1200:1 contrast
• Histogram, Selectable color peaking, False color, Adjustable IRE zebra, Grid
• Central zoom, Markers, Safe areas selectable
• Anamorphic mode ( for 1.3x and 2.0x)
• Support all 720p, 1080p, 1080i modes up to 60fps
• Support 4K input at 23.98p, 24p, 25p, 29,97p, 30p
• 180mm x 120mm x 23mm
• 280g weight
• Dc input accepts 7-24V
• Comes with: Sunshade, Hot shoe ball mount, Sony NP battery plate, HDMI cable, manual

Available now.

Price: $200 $195
Shipping: Price already includes shipping for US/Canada/UK/Australia&NZ/Western Europe. Contact for any other regions.
I want to buy this monitor.

I hope Its worth the price however

http://www.crosslcd.co.kr/main.php?cidx=1&idx=11&pidx=674&page=1&option=

https://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Crossover-3232U-UHD-AdobeRGB-HDR-IGZO-3840x2160-60Hz-Adobe-4K-32-Monitor/222751050879?hash=item33dcff4c7f:g:~FEAAOSw3ZtaLfM0

There is only one review on youtube but not in English unfortunately. (Edit Sorry different model review)

After some painstaking Google Translate and tons of research, I managed to find some fantastic reviews of the monitor. They were all in a foreign language (which to me is pretty much anything that isn't English), but after translating the pages made me believe that this may actually be a fantastic purchase. Yes you can find 2k ips monitors for cheaper than this, but not sleeker. This is actually a giant chunk of metal. I've had the monitor for about 3 weeks now and my un-technical review is the following: I definitely plan on picking up a spydercolor elite or something to calibrate the monitor. That being said, according to the specs page and many reviews (which I'll post below this blurb), this is a 10bit monitor with 99% Adobe RGB. From what I've seen, the display is amazing and the color is fantastic, but at the same time since I haven't calibrated my monitors, I'm not sure which colors are off. Once I do that, I'll have a better review. In terms of bezel, this thing actually has picture-accurate thin bezel. I thought the bezel on the Viewsonic VX2370SMH was very good, but this is much thinner. As I mentioned before, this is one seamless piece of metal, so it is not a light monitor in any fashion. It also tends to run hotter than monitors in plastic housings, but I haven't run into any overheating issues yet and I don't think it's an issue. The menu does come in Chinese, I believe. No disrespect, I just don't know the differences between those languages and I don't mean to insult anyone with my ignorance on the topic. You can change the language to English. If I missed anything, please feel free to comment and I'll try to respond in a reasonable time. In the meantime, enjoy these reviews and images. Most of these contain detailed color analysis of the monitors. Again, none of these reviews are in English, so translate if necessary.

review1 review2 review3 review4 review5 review6 review7 review8 review9

Specifications

• Sturdy metal constriction, silicon rubber case (you can remove it, of course)
• SIlicon rubber case can be wither neutral black or orange as shown, you can choose
• HDMI input, output; SDI input and output; SDI-HDMI cross conversion
• 5.5" 450nits 1500:1 1920x1080 IPS panel
• Waveform, vectorscope, peaking, false color, histogram, etc
• Very affordable $410 price including express shipping

Available now.

Price: $480 $410 introduction 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.

Specs:

• 1920x1200 IPS panel, 450nits, 1200:1 contrast
• 17mm thickness
• Peaking with different colors
• Histogram
• False colors
• Zebra
• Zoom
• Anamorphic mode
• Safe area indication
• Markers
• Audio meter
• HDMI input (support up to 1080p60), headphones output
• 7-24V support for external DC source
• 270g without sunhood, 370g with sunhood
• Comes with sunhood, battery plate and AC adapter

Available now.

Price: $200 $180
Shipping: Price already includes shipping for US/Canada/UK/Australia&NZ/Western Europe. Contact for any other regions.
I want to buy this monitor.

Maybe someone here uses the GH4 for filmmaking and wants to use their iPhone as a wireless monitor. In that case you're like me, but lucky enough I'm a developer ... so I just wanted to let people know that I'm working on a viewfinder app just like that.

It's still a prototype for now, but if you're interested in following the development I suggest following this topic.

Video of prototype in action

• 10.1’’ IPS Panel
• 3840x2160 Resolution, 400cd/m² Brightness, 1500:1 contrast
• 3G-SDI, HDMI 2.0 (supports 4K 60Hz), Displayport 1.2 (supports 4kp60), DVI-I (DVI-D, VGA).
• 25mm thick, light and slim Design
• Quad View - Support 4 views splitted from 4 different input signals simultaneously.
• Features: Over Scan, Peaking, False Color, Freeze, Center Marker, Image Flip, Markers.
• 252x157x25mm
• 600g
• Included are:
  • Folding sun shade cover
  • Battery plate(F-970,QM91D,DU21 or LP-E6) with bracket
  • 12V DC adapter
  • HDMI A/C cable
  • DVI to VGA connector
  • Shoe mount
  • Manual

Available now.

Price: $699 $568 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.

• 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.

And I'm also considering getting a Windows two-in-one-- that is, if the Panasonic app works under the Android emulators available for Windows. The benefits there are having two OSes, more options for things like hard drives, and maybe even getting a machine capable of running Premiere Pro for some editing in the field.

So, I'm looking for advice. Does the Panasonic app work under an Android emulator well enough for field use? Has anyone else used equipment in this manner? (And is Panasonic considering creating a version of its app to run under Windows?)

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.

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

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.

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

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

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?

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

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!

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

Selling a monitor in great condition. Used it exclusively with my Blackmagic Pocket. Works fine. Reason for selling is I'm not shooting enough these days and don't see the point of it lying around. Great monitor on a budget. Comes with original box and cables. Accepts LP-e6 battery. Features Histogram, False Color, Focus peaking, Frame Guides and audio meters. Asking $85 shipped in the US. Paypal preferred to confirmed address.

Here are some pics: Album [url]http://imgur.com/a/J0gWt[/url]

[img]http://i.imgur.com/wlLvLZ0.jpg[/img]

[img]http://i.imgur.com/WczaLml.jpg[/img]

[img]http://i.imgur.com/vyLYoKQ.jpg[/img]

• 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) :

I'm hoping to make props for a film with it. But a first job, here's a bracket for a 19" rack mount monitor that I use for focus confirmation on:

It was designed in Cheetah3D for which you can treat each unit as 1mm, which helps to create very accurate sizing etc.

• 27" Class IPS Quantum Dot Technology / Adobe RGB 99% LED Monitor (27" Viewable)
• Full HD 1920 x 1080 resolution
• 16:9 Aspect Ratio w/ color support of 16.7 Million Colors
• Brightness - 300 cd/m2, Dynamic Contrast Ratio - 20,000,000:1, Response Time - 5ms
• Connectivity - VGA, DVI, HDMI w/MHL, Audio In/Out
• $299 only

http://www.amazon.com/Philips-276E6ADSS-27-Inch-Technology-1080Resolution/dp/B01BMB3FCK

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.