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matteusclement

macrumors 65816
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Jan 26, 2008
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victoria
I need a monitor.
cheap.
battery powered.
HDMI i guess?

just need to be able to attach it to my camera for when i use my jib.
pull focus not needed.
 

CaptainChunk

macrumors 68020
Apr 16, 2008
2,142
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Phoenix, AZ
I need a monitor.
cheap.
battery powered.
HDMI i guess?

just need to be able to attach it to my camera for when i use my jib.
pull focus not needed.

The Lilliput 668GL is probably about the cheapest they come (under $200). You can attach it to the camera with a shoe mount.

Most of the other small on-camera monitors from Marshall, etc. cost significantly more but do have more features.
 

matteusclement

macrumors 65816
Original poster
Jan 26, 2008
1,144
0
victoria
The Lilliput 668GL is probably about the cheapest they come (under $200). You can attach it to the camera with a shoe mount.

Most of the other small on-camera monitors from Marshall, etc. cost significantly more but do have more features.

it looks liike this one is HD. that means I can do pull focus too?

I need to have a 10ft cable. Can I do that with HDMI?
 

WRP

macrumors 6502a
Jul 20, 2011
511
4
Boston
I use a liliput 869GL.

I bought some bare batteries off ebay, put some heavy velcro on them and use them. I can get a full day of shooting out of it no problems.

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CaptainChunk

macrumors 68020
Apr 16, 2008
2,142
6
Phoenix, AZ
it looks liike this one is HD. that means I can do pull focus too?

It accepts an 1920x1080 signal, but the actual screen resolution is 800x640. That's actually not too shabby for a 7" monitor and you should be able to pull focus on it pretty well.

I need to have a 10ft cable. Can I do that with HDMI?

Sure you can. Modern HDMI cables should have no problem sending a signal over 10 ft. This cable from Monoprice should work fine and it's only 4 bucks.
 
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