I keep reading about people with 35mm adapters using LCD monitors to flip the image, and also stating they are pretty inexpensive, some saying from $50 to $200.

***WHERE DID YOU FIND THESE PRICES?***

And how do they work? Component out?

I have an FX1

Thanks!

I've got the same question. I don't even know what term on ebay to search to find them.

Why bother with Ebay. Try http://www.ikancorp.com/products_monitors.htm

I just got 1 7" from Varizoom - the res sucks for focussing the H1,
I may give Ikancorp a try -
Good resolution Chris?
have you tried them?
thanks,
J

An idea I have for shooting, but first.

On the DVXuser website, under diy forum, I saw a 35mm adapter and the guy simply used a mirror attached to the lcd to flip it back correctly for viewing. Tilt the monitor and look at the mirror to view it corrected.

As I can't afford to buy a portable HD monitor for the type of recording that I'm doing, just for family stuff and some work for a TV station that I do as a volunteer, I was thinking about the portable DVD players. You can get a 10 in portable dvd player for well under $200 dollars. It has a AV out and in on the system. Use a audio to RGA plug or Audio to audio plug and you should be able to use it as a larger viewing monitor for recording...

Why? Because it's just too much of a hassle to lug around your big screen hdtv set with you. :)

John!

What do you think about this solution? :

http://www.rowe.at/de/images/stories/M2VF/M2VF_promo.html

robert

Denver:
http://www.denver-electronics.com/pages/products.asp?subgroupguid=7580&menuGuid=5386&subMenuguid=8628
and
Lilliput:
http://www.ex-audio.net/shop/index.php?manufacturers_id=6&sort=2a&filter_id=27

There is also Vitek wich is very cheap but i couldn't find their home. Googling gives many russian links so maybe their brand.

and for DIY:
http://www.aeicomp.com/LCD_Modules.asp?MANUFACTURER=LCD%20Modules&CATEGORY=LCD%20Monitors

Will the latest patch allow you to flip the picture?