How is HDMI output for shooting stills? I need a good monitor for shooting via cable.
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Unfortunately I do not shoot stills or use HDMI output. I'm strictly high bit rate video using the San Disk extreme pro 64 gb 95 mbs card. (the only reliable card for a hacked GH2) Then off loaded straight to the computer. Sorry I can't be any help.
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thanks...I went ahead and ordered 55 inch c650 from Amazon and it was delivered yesterday... so your feedback is reassuring. Any special tweeking you advise? I'm a little confused about HDMI cables....did you get any special type? thanks again.
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We use this for our monthly video shoot sometimes in office space, sometimes in warehouse space. Our workload for the cable is significantly less than yours so I can't answer your question accurately. BUT I can answer the question behind your question (Is there an HDMI cable out there that is better suited and built for my rigorous workload?). I think it would be difficult to find a HDMI cable that is better built and better quality than this. I am VERY happy. The cable "covering" is very durable. We run it through drop ceilings all around a bunch of heavy equipment, video and lighting gear. Definitely recommend. We use this for our monthly video shoot sometimes in office space, sometimes in warehouse space. Our workload for the cable is significantly less than yours so I can't answer your question accurately. BUT I can answer the question behind your question (Is there an HDMI cable out there that is better suited and built for my rigorous workload?). I think it would be difficult to find a HDMI cable that is better built and better quality than this. I am VERY happy. The cable "covering" is very durable. We run it through drop ceilings all around a bunch of heavy equipment, video and... » Read More We use this for our monthly video shoot sometimes in office space, sometimes in warehouse space. Our workload for the cable is significantly less than yours so I can't answer your question accurately. BUT I can answer the question behind your question (Is there an HDMI cable out there that is better suited and built for my rigorous workload?). I think it would be difficult to find a HDMI cable that is better built and better quality than this. I am VERY happy. The cable "covering" is very durable. We run it through drop ceilings all around a bunch of heavy equipment, video and lighting gear. Definitely recommend. « Show Less
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I have an SX280 HS 12.1 MP and love the output quality. If you're going to do much video, you will need to carry a couple of extra batteries as it eats them in video mode. Also, for me, I had a little learning curve with the way I hold it. My left forefinger wants to rest right where the flash pops up. But so far, I'm very pleased with it and have no reservations about recommending it.
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We actually bought this to monitor an output source during one of our company's live meetings. It handled a live video feed just fine through the HDMI input. Not sure exactly what issue you might be facing.
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Thanks Coconut. I'll check it out in a sec.BTW, I read the review on CNET of the 2270DW, and they said it prints terrible graphics, but is otherwise excellent.So, I called Brother and asked someone there whether there's any difference in graphics quality between the two models. The Brother rep said that the 5370 is better because it has "1200 by 1200 depth per integer".DEPTH PER INTEGER???I asked him whether he meant dots per inch, and he said, "oh yeah...dots per inch. My bad."Yikes.
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Hi....I just checked and do not see any HDMI or other output for this unit. As a side note...the monitor included has a beautiful picture although it's just a 20.
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Yes you do. I would also look at another brand if I were you. The monitor does not pickup as far as advertised maybe 70'. I also started having problems with mine after the warranty expired. Stopped recording and receiving from camera 2. I would give this unit a 2 star at the most.
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Hey mate, I'd suggest you getting a docking station; you'd have plenty of connections including HDMI, USB, headphones and mike inputs plus Thunderbolt ports. Amazon has a very good one from Elgato. Just my 2 cents.
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An HDMI cable gives a better picture supposedly but the TV also has the RCA jacks and the RG (cable) input also. I have a VCR (I know they are antique) without an HDMI output and it is connected with an RCA cable
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Ditto for the Cablevision hd box - much better video using the component video inputs. Thanks for sharing.
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Hello. I've only got the one Liliput monitor, but it should work well with your camera. It has multiple types of outputs including HDMI, Component, RCA composite. Also has audio, too. It displays in true HD, up to 1080, if I recall correctly. Here's the link to it on Amazon. Lilliput 7-inch LCD monitor with HDMI, YPbPr interface, dedicated high-definition video camera
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Yes! It makes a great monitor, I have my computer hooked up via HDMI cable. Thats all you'll need.
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worked fine for me ,,, be sure you have power to both moniter and camera ,, ALSO please note the color quality is horrid , no green at all black and white would be better , , thay sent me another camera , same problem ,, ,, If power OK try video cable to monitor could be low signal strenth.
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I see no ghosting when using VGA or HDMI. The only motion blurring I see occurs with composite, and that is largely because the TV's post-processing is applied bit by bit to each successive frame (which is good for reducing input lag).
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All I can say is for the money, you'll be pleasantly surprised. You'll get a sharp image. My camera is interlaced output, but I'm confident a 1080p source will look great.
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It came with everything it needs to get up and running. I had it working in less than 15 minutes. It took longer to unpack than it took to hook up. I don't think it was a HDMI cable, it looked more like a standard cable for most monitors. However, if you want a good picture, you should have it set at max resolution. If you do that, I don't think you can get much better anyways. When I bought my monitor it was only around 100 dollars -- so what do you expect that to do? I am very happy with mine -- the contrast and color is excellent and it doesn't take up too much room.