How to mount 24"lcd for field use
Hey guys, I have a 24" lcd that ways probably about 15lbs. I want to use it as a field monitor for my A1. I'm trying to figure out the best way to support it. I was thinking of using a light stand and mounting some type of articulating arm to it but am unsure of how to attach it to the light stand. Anybody know of a special lcd arm that mounts to lighstands/tripods or a specific "lightstand-like" lcd stand? or just have any better ideas?
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These guys have a lot of interesting mounts for LCD's and other stuff: http://www.e-mount.com/
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good link boyd. But it looked like the piece i would need is $65 just for the mount. ouch!
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I use a 24" DELL HD Monitor in a custom Aluminum case to be able to flip the monitor for using the M2 adapter. Here is the pic. (It's not a close up sorry)
http://web.mac.com/daveandkim1/iWeb/...7-filtered.png http://web.mac.com/daveandkim1/iWeb/...6-filtered.jpg I would try a DIY approach!! |
hey dave, that looks interesting. Can it somehow be mounted at eye level like on a tripod or something.
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Cal,
I have not tried that. I think the weight is to much. I had it built to a 45 degree angle so I could set it anywhere. Mostly I use a table on set. |
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lol that is definitely exactly what im after.... and very expensive : (
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This one is priced a little better:
http://www.filmtools.com/lcdvemobrfib.html I think I may end up going this route unless someone finds something less expensive. |
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Go for the Delvcam monitor stand. I have it with my Dell 24" and with the shooting we do a real stand was necessary. And at 80 bucks it's a no-brainer.
Go to markertek.com and search for delv-lcd1 I'm not on a computer right now but otherwise I'd link it. |
I saw that but it said "up to 20" lcd" so i didn't think it would work. But you use it with your 24" eh? no problems?
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