Is it posible to save camara battery's time by turning off the LCD while using this monitor connected thru HDMI (NIKON 3200)
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Not sure - Always a good idea to disconnect it when not using it. It seems just like shooting tethered the battery will still drain even with the camera off.
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As an add on to my earlier comment- I would suggest getting an auxiliary battery. You can find them on Ebay or Amazon for about 20 dollars or less.
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I don't believe you can change the battery but I am surprised by your numbers. I've gotten over 9 hours while driving a projector from the video port for at least half that time. Granted I do dim the display and set the processor to max power savings but even when I run it full out I get at least 4 hours.
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I used it to connect my computer to an LCD monitor and a projector with an hdmi port so I don't see why you would have a problem. The only thing that is annoying is i have to remember to power up the projector first thing in the morning and once it is warmed up i can power it off. I do that because the first time I use the projector the monitor blanks out for a while... this also occurs when the monitors go to sleep.
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Yes. As a matter of fact i use them to monitor our babys during the night, so both the camara and the screen monitor stay plugged the whole night without any problems.
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No...there is no option for that in the OSD Assistant. And as the iOSD serves as a pass through, with the output of the camera picking up the iOSD overlay, and passing it on to the Transmitter, powering the iOSD would eliminate all video to the transmitter. Only way to "turn off" the display, would be to disconnect it completely.
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I can't remember.I installed switch on the monitor to turn it on & off.The monitor stays on when the switch is turned on. I have a switch on the camera also.
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Close the panel door and hold it down for 4 or 5 seconds. The LCD will go from MAN to AUTO. :)
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You can turn off the display but still have the device record. It is actually what I like to do as I find the live video feed as a distraction while driving.
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No, there is no communication issue between the camcorder and the battery after it's installed. I have a Canon Battery Charger to charge this battery.
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The Monitor is powered by it's connection to the camera, using the camera's battery to power the LCD monitor. Extensive use of the monitor will decline the time that the camera will operate on battery power. The monitor also displays extensive setup information on it's display, along with the cameras focal point. It's handy to use to see the playback of what is stored on the camera's memory, with audio. Using the monitor allows you to adjust the camera to take exactly the photos / video you want. Without the monitor you are simply guessing what the camera is recording by simply pointing it in the direction that you want to record. The Monitor is powered by it's connection to the camera, using the camera's battery to power the LCD monitor. Extensive use of the monitor will decline the time that the camera will operate on battery power. The monitor also displays extensive setup information on it's display, along with the cameras focal point. It's handy to use to see the playback of what is stored on the camera's memory, with audio. Using the monitor allows you to adjust the camera to take exactly the photos / video you want. Without the monitor you are simply guessing what the camera is recording by simply pointing it... » Read More The Monitor is powered by it's connection to the camera, using the camera's battery to power the LCD monitor. Extensive use of the monitor will decline the time that the camera will operate on battery power. The monitor also displays extensive setup information on it's display, along with the cameras focal point. It's handy to use to see the playback of what is stored on the camera's memory, with audio. Using the monitor allows you to adjust the camera to take exactly the photos / video you want. Without the monitor you are simply guessing what the camera is recording by simply pointing it in the direction that you want to record. « Show Less
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On the back of your camera, press the button that says DISP once or twice. This will turn your display on and off as needed.
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First, why would you; you are looking at the same thing the cam is seeing....however, the answer is no....the cam with the 32GB card will continue as long as the power is on.
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The screen will time out or you can turn the screen off. I just walk around with extra batteries, they are small. This camera is great for making very large prints. It can be tricky to use but great results. Every bad thing that you have read is true but the end result makes it worth the effort.
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No, you can not turn off the LCD. You can set the brightness to a very low level; however you can not turn it off.
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I agree with Paula - I'm not sure exactly what you mean. Is it that you want to toggle between the view finder and the full screen view? To do that, there's a little button to the immediate right of the eye viewfinder that says "EVF/LCD", which you can push to go back and forth between the two. To turn off the camera (and the screen) completely, push the power button the top right of the camera.
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I have a Nikon D5200 and I use the HDMI to HDMI mini cable. The monitor has a HDMI in & out but my camera has the HDMI mini output.
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If dormant (blackout) I bump on/off button to make the display light and then, after it wakes up, hold down the on/off button for a few seconds n it turns off.Love the camera's. Think memory card should be in for this.