ANDYCINE C6R 6" Camera Monitor with Video Recorder, 4K 60Hz HDR DSLR Mirrorless Camera Field Touch Screen with 3D LUT 1920x1080 RGB Waveform Histogram

Risoluzione del monitor ok, ma il più delle volte non riconosceva la chiavetta usb formattata nel formato richiesto. Impossibile ricontrollare perché almeno io non ho trovato funzioni per rivedere le registrazioni. Difficoltà a formattare anche da disposivo stesso. Pecca nessun avvertimento di batteria in esaurimento, mi si è spento durante una registrazione CHE HO PERSO!!

This is my 4th product from Andycine and my 1st camera monitor. I bought this to replace a previous generic monitor that was constantly making a buzzing noise. First off, the build quality is amazing. It feels super durable and is made from pretty solid materials. It was a little smaller than I had expected, but because of its size, makes it extremely portable and lightweight. It also comes with a nice carrying case. The picture quality is crystal clear and I love that it has a touchscreen which makes it so much easier to use and navigate. This monitor has several functions including a recording feature which I was not expecting that allows you to save to an SD card. Unlike some other screens that I have bought in the past, this monitor comes with both the battery and a charging cable which is icing on the cake. It's definitely not the cheapest when it comes to affordable monitors, but it is well worth the money for what you get. This is my new go-to monitor and something I highly recommend if you are in the market for a 6" screen for your camera.

Im Moment gibt es einen 100 Euro Rabattcoupon und aus diesem Grund veröffentliche ich die Rezenension vorab. Denn bei diesem Preis sollte man sich ein solches Schnäppchen nicht entgehen lassen. Im Prinzip steht dieser kleine MoRec den großen Boliden von Atomos etc. in nichts nach! Mit einer Ausnahme! Er kann nur FullHD. Wenn in der Artikelbeschreibung 4K steht, so sagt das nur aus, dass der MoRec 4k Signale empfangen und verarbeiten kann. Allerdings gibt er sie nur in Full HD aus. Das birgt aber auch wieder einen Vorteil in sich. Man ist nicht auf teure SSD Festplatten angewiesen, sondern kann einen normalen Fat32 formatierten USB Stick in das Gerät einstecken. Allzu langsam sollte dieser aber auch nicht sein. Also billige LIDL Teile kommen da schnell an die Grenze. Was so toll ist: Na ja, die Leuchtstärke ist es nicht zwangsläufig. Ein Atomos Ninja V hat schon mal 1000 Nits. Dieser hat nur 450 Nits. Bedeutet: Bei Sonnenlicht immer eine Abdeckung über dem Monitor haben sonst erkennt ihr nicht sehr viel. Aber: Das Teil kann Luts (wer nicht weiß was es ist, bitte googeln). Und das sehr gut. Man kann in zB. DaVinci Resolve oder selbst in Magix eigene Luts entwerfen (oder klauen) und kann diese mittels SD Karte auf den MoRec übertragen. Bei Bedarf kann man diese einschalten um zu sehen wie das Kinoprojekt aussieht, oder aber, man kann sie direkt während der Aufnahme gleich mit "einbrennen". Mit anderen Worten: Was du mit dem Lut siehst, ist auch auf der Aufnahme zu sehen. Diese Funktion haben eigentlich nur Profiteile ab 800 Euro aufwärts. Die ganzen Möglichkeiten von Waveform bis False Color hat dieses Gerät ebenso mit an Bord. Einzig die Beschränkung auf Full HD unterscheidet sich von einem Profi MoRec. Volle 5 Sterne. Bin sehr begeistert!

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First, let me say that the size/weight/image quality and recording capability is the reason I got this one. I own 3 on-camera monitors, each serving a different purpose. This was to serve as a screen recorder when necessary with a confidence monitor as a bonus. For the price, there isn't much competition currently. Now, onto the bad: There's a built in fan and it's noisy, even at lowest volume! You can disable it, but if you're recording and/or have the brightness maxed out, it might shut down on you, as it did for me). Don't even think about on-camera mic capturing anything but noisy scratch audio with this monitor being so close. The recording options are very sparse. You can't even format the card internally, and it must be 32GB or smaller FAT32 format. While recording, you don't get any indication of remaining time/capacity, and you have zero control over bitrate. It might serve you for proxies or screen capture (my use case). The touchscreen is fiddly at best, and you can't resize or move any of the on-screen 'apps'. I wanted a full-screen waveform. Too bad for me. It's not the brightest monitor either. Outdoor use is not recommended. There have been no firmware updates, so I'm not even sure this model will receive any support in the future, nor will the current issues be addressed by the company (I did email them). I hope this helps.