Does something like this work with HPX?
During shooting with 35mm imagers, I'm seeking a reasonable monitor for better focussing.
Would this work for HPX? http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...4_8_4_LCD.html |
It might, but it would be a letterboxed image since that is a 4:3 aspect ratio screen.
Here's the perfect fit - it's less money and has more features: http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...mat_Color.html |
gawd, since LH80 is a lot more expensive in Japan, I was looking at the alternative. Look at that, a lot cheaper than the price in Japan.
Victor one has 720 horizontal pixel which I though it gives sharper image but didn't look good enough that I didn't realize it was 4:3. |
You can also power the LH80W off your HPX, and use it in viewfinder mode off the HPX with optional connectors.
I've ordered one from the US, as it's almost £2000 here in the UK. |
The cable to power the lh80 off the hpx is about 375 bucks. Yikes.
You can send the viewfinder overlay to the lh80 through sdi without the fancy pants cable, but if you use focus in red, it unfortunately lets you know your overlay is in focus. |
Hey kaku,
We are actually in the process of developing some true pixel for pixel LCD monitors with HD-SDI in / through for our rig. They'll be a bit larger (probably 15"), but will have excellent color reproduction and many of other capabilities. If you would be interested in something like that, we could talk about getting those over to Japan. Just something we are DIY'ing right now, but could potentially lead to a full on product line at some point. Kit |
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Thanks for offering. Can you make that with 10.6" panel that comes with smaller laptops? I think that is what Bruce is using and seems to be working, but I don't get any answer back from him. 15" will be too large to mount on the cam although it would be great for directors at shooting sight. |
Kaku, what is the price of the BTLH-80w in Japan?
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close to $3K
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For the time being, what we will probably do is put the monitor on it's own cheap tripod. You can get some really nice and inexpensive still camera tripods with x, y & z axis adjustments for less than $100. Once we get everything rolling, we will snap some photos and figure out pricing. |
Hey Kit,
Sounds all exciting. I shoot mostly 720, so 10.6" will be pixel to pixel. You should get together with Bruce and combine both of your ideas. Bruce kindly replied me and told me that he is swamped with the back order. You guys get together and it'll be a dream tag team. |
Yeah, if you are shooting 720, then it will be pixel for pixel...
BTW, is there a reason Kaku, that you shoot 720 as opposed to 1080? |
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