John Chad, Bachelor Degree in Computer Science & Computer Engineering.
Russel Collins
The best external monitor for your camera is not always the most expensive one, but it does offer the maximum amount of functionality, in this article we will let you know our personal Top 3 Best External Screen For BMPCC 6K.
A decent screen lets you enjoy increased productivity by letting you handle your camera and monitor simultaneously. Three elements are crucial to the success of an external monitor – its screen quality, its performance, and its connectivity to other devices.
Things to keep in mind when picking a screen:
- Why using one will make you a better Photographer/Videographer.
- Why you should have one
- What is a good size
- Major Features to look for
Before we proceed though, let us show you our favorite choices.
Top 3 Best Monitor For BMPCC 6K
We will list from the most expensive to the cheapest, pick the one you prefer based on your budget.
The Shinobi monitor. The ultimate screen is built for the photographer. With a stunning 5-inch 10-bit HDR or SDR display, the Shinobi screen allows you to see your images clearly in daylight on the 1000nit screen featuring a special Anti-Reflective coating and Anti-fingerprint technology. AtomHDR technology on the Shinobi monitor supercharges your camera’s 10-bit log profile output in real-time to HDR video with absolute accuracy.
The F6 Plus allows you to zoom into your image with a pinch gesture and access menu settings conveniently on its touchscreen. The LUT loading function makes the color calibration easier and more intuitive, helping you optimize the workflow efficiently.
It also supports loading custom 3D LUTs and has a USB Class-C port for high-speed data transfer. Mounting is made easy with a standard 1/4 inch screw hole on the back and bottom of the monitor, as well as a cold shoe mount attachment point beneath the screen.
The 7″ FEELWORLD T7 is the perfect solution for quick monitoring on the set. With a 1280×800 IPS screen and 4K HDMI input, focus-pullers can quickly check 4K RAW focus, directors can monitor their shots live, and cinematographers can accurately match lighting scenarios. The T7 monitors feature Peaking Focus Assist to help users pull to focus more easily and quickly, Auto-Voltage to adjust power automatically without a battery, Eye-care brightness function, and more.
Why using an external monitor will make you a better Photographer/Videographer
People, who are actively engaged in video recording, would definitely look for an external monitor which can augment their video recording experience and make it more efficient.
It helps you obtain an optimum level of performance. This means that you will be able to increase the settings and get more control over the outcome of your recordings.
They show you what is in the frame to make sure you´re getting the shot that you want. They also display vital camera settings like the exposure, white balance, and audio levels.
Essentially it helps you improve the quality of your recording up by a notch.
What is a good size for an external monitor
We generally suggest a 5.5″ up to 7″ screens. The issue with 7″ screens is that you need to make sure you have proper support for them as they weigh a bit more and not all supports can hold it efficiently without bending, thus we recommend 5.5″ inch screens for most people.