field monitor
Blackmagic’s newest Video Assist 12G offers internal 4K60 12-Bit BRAW recording
The Blackmagic Video Assist range of monitors has been a popular choice for many camera operators since the first versions were released. Now, Blackmagic has…
Here is the gear we use to cover trade shows like IBC
With the many tradeshows we cover, a constant question that comes up is what gear we are using to cover each show and why. Some…
The Feelworld FW279 is a super bright 7″ external monitor that can’t be beat at its price point
If there’s one certainty when it comes to shooting video, it’s that at some point, you’ll want to pick up an external monitor of some…
Zacuto Gratical HD Review
Just about all cameras come with a built-in EVF, so why would you spend thousands of dollars on a Zacuto Gratical HD EVF? Well, not…
The Atomos Neon can record 8K 60fps ProRes RAW with new Master Control Unit
At Cine Gear 2019, Atomos announced a new line of monitoring and recording displays. The new line is called Neon, and they’re all true 10-bit…
How to shoot a dark dramatic scene lit by computer monitors
When I first saw this video from The Film Look pop up in my feed, I thought it was going to be about how to…
The ASUS ProArt PQ22UC is the world’s first portable 4K OLED 10-Bit HDR dislay
ASUS hasn’t traditionally been the first name photographers and video editors turn towards when it comes to monitors. While their motherboards, graphics cards and other…
Atomos has announced an SDI version of their Shogun 5.2″ field monitor
When the 5.2″ Atomos Shinobi was announced only last month, it got a lot of people very excited with its 1920×1080 pixel 1000 nit 427ppi…
Atomos Shinobi goes head to head with SmallHD FOCUS 5″ at $75 less
For me, the separation between SmallHD and Atomos was pretty clear. Atomos made recording monitors (mostly) and SmallHD made monitors that do not record. This is…
The best 5″ camera monitors between $179-499
With more DSLR and mirrorless owners turning to video, the topic of camera monitors comes up fairly frequently. As a result, there’s a lot of…






































