HDSDI to HDMI while recording.. What the latency?
Hello all.
I'm in the market for a new client monitor for my EX1 and looking at the SmallHD DP1x. However it only has component and HDMI (I know there's a new monitor coming but it's too small). The component output of the EX1 is in a really awkward place, so I want to use the HDSDI out instead. I thought about getting a convertor to bolt to the back of the monitor, from HDSDI to HDMI. But as I'm also in the market for a NanoFlash it seemed that perhaps it could feed the monitor HDMI from the HDSDI signal it would record from the EX1. (Still with me?) Would there be a noticeable amount of lag/delay/latency if I did this? Could I add some small battery powered speakers to the analogue out of the NanoFlash to monitor audio on record/playback too? Cheers, Duncan. |
I'm using EX1's HD-SDI -> nanoFlash -> HDMI out to my Marshall monitor, and if I understood you correctly, this is your planned scenario as well.
I can confirm there is some lag to the picture on the monitor HDMI, but nothing that would make this setup unusable or difficult to use. |
Hi Piotr, that's exactly the scenario I had envisaged.
So the lag isn't likely to be something that a director/client will notice too badly? Thanks. |
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Hi Duncan,
I use the same setup as well (although I am using an Ikan 8000HDMI from the nanoflash HDMI connection). My subject material is wildlife and also close up. Yesterday I was shooting extreme telephoto (Nikon Lens zoomed to 400mm on Canon XL H1s) of wood ducks on a pond. Their image filled the screen and they were swimming rapidly or fighting. The monitor made it easier than using a viewfinder. Whenever I couldn't follow the action, it was my fault, not the monitor's fault. I also found that if as the operator and I am in a stable location, it is best if the monitor is not mounted on the camera, but instead on the tripod or a separate stand. I am in a blind, so a separate stand is out of the question. In your case using the monitor from the nanoflash feed as a client monitor would work well. Alan |
Thanks Gentlemen.
Well, thanks gentlemen!
It looks like a great workable solution. Kind Regards, Duncan. |
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