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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.

Needless to say I put in the order and I got the monitor within a week. I was absolutely happy with the purchase. It's so much more than I expected, and my friend who has a Flanders is asking where to buy this monitor.

The only downside is that I need to get a custom box to mount it to my C-Stand, however I emailed OSEEDirect and they said they're going to be offering one soon - that they're developing - that will mount to C-Stands, come with a Hoodman, and a pelican style case. Needless to say I'm one happy customer and was also very excited to hear they're offering the same monitor in 10" and 23" later in the year. I can see myself buying the 10" (They estimated the price to be under $500!!!)

I wanted to share my experience and hopefully help this small company gain some traction. They have gained a lifetime customer with me.

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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110 EUR is pretty rediculous.

I live in Germany so non-american web pages are welcome.

DJI itself seems to have some general solution which I have not yet testet. Any user experience?

Are there any other wireless system solutions?

Monitor with multiple handy features, sturdy construction, good kit.

Available now.

Contents:

Price:

CL1018HP - $505 ; CL1018HOP - $515; CL1018S - $699

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

• 7” LED Backlight monitor
• 1000 nit brightness, made specially for outdoor applications (steadicam, etc)
• 800×480 resolution (pretty ok for application)
• Focus assist
• Screen markers
• HDMI input (and output for pricier model)
• Mount for Sony NP batteries (F550 F750, F970)
• Price from $199 only

http://www.personal-view.com/deals/monitors/seetec-monitors

I've seen vids about these for a few months now, but links just showed up on Amazon for sale. $161 for a 15.5 inch, usb powered monitor. Most other monitors like this are also usb video input, so to have a HDMI input at this price range is huge.

It doesn't have a battery or speakers and because of that, they say it weighs less than 2 pounds. It only outputs 720p max rez, but it can accept a 1080p signal, and a 60fps signal. Not sure about 60i or 24p or PAL, but since it's for gaming, it should be relatively lag free. I'm so tempted to buy one and if it doesn't work out, Amazon's return policy is good.

Dell Ultrasharp U2913WM

Price: $599

http://www.amazon.com/Dell-UltraSharp-U2913WM-Exchange-Warranty/dp/B00AAZ470Y/

Reviews:

• http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/dell_u2913wm.htm

LG 29EA93

Price: from $658

• http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-LG-29EA93-29-IPS-Panorama-Wide-Monitor-21-9-2560x1080-Multitasking-/251224732186
• http://www.amazon.com/Original-LG-29EA93-Panorama-Monitor/dp/B00AFR5HVU/

Reviews:

• http://hardware-review24.com/load/displays/lg_29ea93_ultrawide_display/8-1-0-196

Asking $325.00 paypal

if someone is interested, please send me a pm, and we can do the deal in ebay, FredMiranda, etc, I have very good reviews in both places, I am someone you can trust. sell to verified paypal addresses only. price include shipping to CONUS and paypal fees.

Now the first question I need to resolve, is do I get just a monitor by itself (such as one of the SmallHD monitors) or get a combined monitor/recorder (such as from Atomos).

Currently my situation is I'm using a Nikon D5200 plus a BMPCC that has just arrived with future upgrading plans of maybe perhaps getting a Panasonic GH4 in a few months from now. (slim possibility it might be instead a Sony A7S, or even a Samsung NX1. Could even be something that hasn't be released yet! I'm in no rush, I'll wait and see) So whatever I'm picking should be suited for what I've got now (& in the near future).

Am thinking I've narrowed down my decision to Ninja Blade vs Ninja 2.

I'm leaning towards getting the Atomos Ninja Blade (it is worth it over the cheaper Ninja 2???), for a few reasons (let me know if they're good reasons or not! I'm just presuming here): a) I'm thinking using SSDs could be better than SD cards in the BMPCC (though not being able to record CinemaDNG raw to SSD is a pity) b) having the ability to tag good/bad takes on set with AtomosOS seems like it could be a big time saver when doing rush edits. c) no time recording limit with the Nikon D5200 (if I got just a monitor, I expect I'd then get a Blackmagic Design: HyperDeck Shuttle as well. Well, or maybe maybe wait a few months to see if NikonHacker removes the recording time limit on the D5200)

But on the flip side the Ninja 2 is significantly cheaper.... so I wonder, is the older Ninja 2's screen satisfactory for pulling focus or is the Blade's high resolution screen going to be a huge bonus here?

Probably the biggest point of confusion I have between the two is how the Ninja Blade and Ninja 2 run different version of Atomos OS (with the Blade having the newer version of course), as I can't seem to clearly find any info on what specifically is the benefits of that. (such as around workflow around tagging clips on set and then in post)

Thoughts/criticism/suggestions? I'm all ears!

Here are the links to parts I used:

CAGE: http://www.ebay.com/itm/FHUGEN-HONU-V2-0-VIDEO-CAGE-Kit-with-Top-Handle-HDMI-Clamp-for-GH3-GH4-A7-A7R-/231302638084?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item35dab62a04

SIDE RAIL CLAMP: http://www.ebay.com/itm/281056066980?_trksid=p2059210.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

2 PACK OF LONG 1/4"-20 SCREWS: http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/controller/home?O=&sku=920351&gclid=CPqemNGJ1cACFYk7Mgod2EoAfw&is=REG&Q=&A=details

2 LONG BRACKETS: http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1062515-REG/desmond_d3d_3_mini_stereo_camera_bracket.html

I'll admit that this isn't ideal if you need to mount a microphone, but if you're going handheld for video only it's sturdy as hell.

• AH-IPS panel
• 3.440 × 1.440 resolution
• 99% sRGB coverage
• 21:9 aspect, curved
• DisplayPort, 2 × Thunderbolt 2, 2 × HDMI connectors

Groundbreaking Dell UltraSharp 27 Ultra HD 5K Monitor, the world’s first display with Ultra HD 5K resolution (5120 x 2880). Ultra HD 5K is equivalent to four times the resolution of QHD and seven times the resolution of Full HD; offering a revolutionary screen performance for professionals requiring the highest resolution available. Dell PremierColor and the anti-smudge / anti-reflective edge-to-edge glass design provide true-to-life color accuracy and pristine picture quality for color-critical work. It also delivers immersive acoustics with two 16W integrated Harman Kardon speakers. To optimize productivity, this highly innovative monitor offers six USB ports and one media card reader to seamlessly connect with a wide range of other peripherals.

Dell UltraSharp 27 Ultra HD 5K Monitor is USD $2,499.99 and will be available in the fourth quarter of this year.

Waveform, RGB Parade, Vectorscope, DSLR Scaling, Peaking, False Color, DSLR Scaling, Movable Pixel-to-Pixel, Clip Guides

1280 x 800 High-Definition Screen, 3G-SDI Input and Output / HDMI Input, 300 Nit Brightness / 400:1 Contrast, IPS Screen with 160° Viewing Angle, Three Assignable Buttons at Top Corner, Rubberized Outer Body,

$550 Paypal gift, regular paypal add 3% (100% feedback on fleabay) Free shipping CONUS

Which factors are important? How do I get colors as true as possible? Do you guys have any recommendations?

I found that one from EIZO:

• http://www.eizo.com/na/products/foris/fs2434/index.html
• http://www.eizo.com/na/products/flexscan/ev2336w/index.html

Thank you in advance.

• IPS Panel
• 31.5" / 80 cm diagonal
• Native Resolution - 3840 x 2160 (60Hz, 16:9 aspect ratio)
• Viewing Angles (H / V, typical) - 178°, 178°
• Brightness - 300 cd/m2
• Contrast Ratio - 1000:1
• DisplayPort 1.2 x 2 (with HDCP 1.x), DVI-D 24 pin x 1 (with HDCP 1.x), HDMI x1 (with HDCP 1.x)

http://www.eizo.com/global/press/releases/htmls/ev3237.html

http://www.eizo.com/global/products/flexscan/ev3237/index.html

Picked it up today at Tiger Direct with 4 yr Square trade warranty (essential for early adopters)...

Will let you know how it pans out, astounded by the price, let's see the quality now...

Availabe at:

• http://www.amazon.com/Seiki-Digital-SE50UY04-50-Inch-120Hz/dp/B00BXF7I9M/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1370488824&sr=8-1&keywords=Seiki+Digital+SE50UY04

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=7674736

• 3840 x 2160, 5000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio
• 4K Ultra-HD 120Hz HDTV
• Remote Control with Batteries
• One HDMI Cable
• Three HDMI Ports
• Tabletop Base
• Instruction Manual
• The HDTV supports component and HDMI sources at 480i, 576i, 480p, 576p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p and 4K2K 30Hz on the 50” screen.
• 5000:1 Contrast Ratio

Update 1: We had lots of fun today with this set. 4K and higher res Medium Format Photos look very good on the panel, as well as HD sources. Looks like a good inexpensive option for a UHDTV Computer Monitor. It is a basic panel, has inexpensive audio, two USB ports support playback of music and photos (Sorry, no video via USB). It has a scaler to fit height or width, and appears to give you back what you feed it... Garbage in/garbage out, etc.

BIGGEST PERK: IT'S PORTABLE!! Yes, it's slim and light enough for 1 person to move around. So far, it is an absolute steal at $1299 for April 2013...

You need to feed it an UHDTV signal over HDMI to get "4K" display of video. We have not had a chance to calibrate it yet, but it does look like a typical LED display, however with 4K resolution. Moving onto video display at UHDTV resolution next rounds...

UPDATE 2. I attached the 3840x2160 at 30Hz setting photo with one of my favorite websites while showing the Prometheus landed (c) 20th Century Fox, in the center top. NOTE the DVD size in relation to the entire screen. 4 of those little rectangles is HD. Cheapest setup possible- AMD 7970 and single HDMI cable on WIndows XP... Who needs displayport or HDMI 2 or thuinderbolt, when HDMI 1.4a will do for film and photo editing today at this low cost?

CONCLUSION: the SEIKI 50" SE50UY04 is a winner for lowest cost UHDTV Video/Computer Display in April 2013! A great achievement, and I strongly recommend an extended warranty with any new technology like this.

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2 great updates:

1. A pro color Calibrator in LA works on the Seiki and tweaks it enough to pass as an inexpensive 4K Client monitor option

http://www.reduser.net/forum/showthread.php?98027-1299-Seiki-UHDTV-50-quot-SE50UY04-Bought-it-today/page30

1. some have successfully accessed the "locked" Advanced menu on this set...

http://www.reduser.net/forum/showthread.php?98027-1299-Seiki-UHDTV-50-quot-SE50UY04-Bought-it-today/page29