Can this work as a monitor for a DSLR Camera or video camera? Id like to use it on a camera jib
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If your camera has video output if it will work, but remember that you need a source of power for the monitor works with 12 Volts.
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It depends on your camera, I have never tested it as my camera does not have the proper outputs. I have used this monitor with bullet or lipstick cams with great success.
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If the monitor has a standard threaded tripod mount then it can. There is also a hot shoe mount on front part of the top handle. Not sure what kind of mounting hardware your on-camera monitor has.
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I believe so, but the quality will be poor. Given the high quality of the monitor, it would make sense to spring for a DVI or HDMI video card if your computer can handle it.
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This monitor is made for back up camera in your car. No audio. I will work hooked up to 120 volts, but still no audio
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I suppose you could though I'm not sure as to how good the quality would be. Utilizing the software video capture as a primary monitor may also have a delay with input if that would matter to you.
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It could work, but you would have to leave the monitor on all the time. Blind spot mirrors might be a better choice. A very nice camera thou.
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This monitor has the standard VGA monitor connector that can be used on a computer or a DVR. I am not familiar with the numbers you asked about. I believe they connect the camera to the DVR.
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I can't speak to a dslr camera but I ran it on a Canon HD camcorder and it worked GREAT! Highly recommend.
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I wouldn't recommend this monitor. It's staticky and when power in house goes out it doesn't come back on, on its own. It starts beeping. My other camera monitor doesn't do that.
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Absolutely... If you have a clamp adapter you can mount the monitor anywhere.... Smallrig® Single Rod Clamp 15mm Rail Connector Adapter w/ Four 1/4"-20 Threads for 15mm Dslr Rig, Wingnut Black - 843You can also use a monitor arm adapter to give you extra control of where the monitor will be placed for easy visibility
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I would imagine so if it has a HDMI output. I use this with my Gh2/3 cameras. Works great. Monitoring audio is ok, not the best but decent enough.
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That I don't know. My experience is I use professional cameras and somehow it eventually stopped working with my HDMI out into my camera switcher. It will work in other standard applications though.
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No, it cann't be used as an external monitor because this device doesn't have a video input.
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Your using it to monitor the exterior of your home from the interior of your home directly through a window? If so, I don't have an answer for that. It wouldnt expect it to do that, it is not the proper camera to do so. Get an exterior camera with the proper width and leds to do so. Just for example, have you ever tried to recording through the inside of your house to the outside with your camcorder. It's never worked very well, very bad focus. Look into an exterior cam. Mine works great.
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I use a Nikon D7100 and checked out your Canon's features. You have an HDMI mini output like my D7100. A common mini to regular size HDMI cable (use a quality cable that adapts these two ends) is my "connection" to the Lilliput monitor. The monitor displays whatever would normally display on your camera's LCD screen. This monitor has been very reliable, I've used it with the 110V transformer/converter in my studio shoots that can last for hours. I'm very pleased with the image reproduction, consistent with the camera's LCD, which helps with post-production editing. The only additional feature I would like to have is dual HDMI input/output ports. I only have the input port...That's my experience to date! I use a Nikon D7100 and checked out your Canon's features. You have an HDMI mini output like my D7100. A common mini to regular size HDMI cable (use a quality cable that adapts these two ends) is my "connection" to the Lilliput monitor. The monitor displays whatever would normally display on your camera's LCD screen. This monitor has been very reliable, I've used it with the 110V transformer/converter in my studio shoots that can last for hours. I'm very pleased with the image reproduction, consistent with the camera's LCD, which helps with post-production editing. The only... » Read More I use a Nikon D7100 and checked out your Canon's features. You have an HDMI mini output like my D7100. A common mini to regular size HDMI cable (use a quality cable that adapts these two ends) is my "connection" to the Lilliput monitor. The monitor displays whatever would normally display on your camera's LCD screen. This monitor has been very reliable, I've used it with the 110V transformer/converter in my studio shoots that can last for hours. I'm very pleased with the image reproduction, consistent with the camera's LCD, which helps with post-production editing. The only additional feature I would like to have is dual HDMI input/output ports. I only have the input port...That's my experience to date! « Show Less
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I haven't tried it, but I assume it would display video just fine. However, there isn't a speaker on the monitor, so you wouldn't get audio through it.
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yes we used it as computer monitor frequently for playing videos or video games. It works very well with both HDMI and VGA connection.