Lilliput 665/O/P 7" On-Camera Monitor with HDMI Input/Output & Peaking Function

Description

The Lilliput 665/O/P 7" On-Camera Monitor with HDMI Input/Output & Peaking Function is a 7 inch 16:9 LED field monitor with HDMI, YPbPr, component video, peaking functions, focus assistance and sun hood. Optimized for DSLR & Full HD Camcorder.

Key Features

• 7 inch monitor with enhanced resolution and contrast
  665/O/P features a higher screen resolution over Lilliput's other 7" HDMI monitors, squeezing 1024×600 pixels onto a 7 inch LCD panel. Combined with a 800:1 contrast ratio.

• Designed for the pro video market
  Cameras, lenses, tripods and lights are all expensive - but your field monitor doesn't have to be. Lilliput is famous for manufacturing durable and high quality hardware, at a fraction of the cost of competitors. The 665/O/P creates an even more compelling reason to buy a Lilliput superior resolution, contrast and a generous offering of included extras! er with its functionality.

• HDMI video output - no annoying splitters required
  The 665/O/P includes an HDMI-output feature which allows customers to duplicate the video content onto a second monitor - no annoying HDMI splitters required. The second monitor can be any size and picture quality will not be affected.

• Lilliput's high resolution 7" monitor
  Why is a high resolution important on a 7" monitor? Any professional videographer will tell you that a higher resolution provides more detail, so what you see on the field monitor is what you get in post-production. The 665/O/P features 25% more pixels than Lilliput's alternative 7" monitors, such as the 668.

• Lilliput's high contrast ratio monitor
  If the 25% increase in screen resolution on the 665/O/P wasn't enough to make you upgrade, the 800:1 contrast ratio definitely will. The 665/O/P has the highest contrast ratio out of all monitors in the Lilliput range, thanks to enhanced LED backlight technology. All colors look clear and consistent, so you won't get any nasty surprises in post-production.

• Wide power input range
  Rather than a standard 12V DC power input in common with the rest of Lilliput monitors, we decided to improve the power features. The 665/O/P benefits from a much wider 6.5-24V DC input range, making the 665/O/P suitable for many more applications and ready to work on absolutely any shoot!

• Our widest selection of battery plates
  When customers purchased the 667 directly from Lilliput, they were pleased to find a full selection of battery plates compatible with various camera batteries. With the 665/O/P, an even wider selection of battery plates are bundled, including a DU21, QM91D, LP-E6, F970, Anton & V-mount.

• HDMI, and component and composite through BNC connectors
  No matter which camera or AV equipment our customers use with the 665/O/P, there is a video input to suit all applications.

• Shoe mount adapter included
  The 665/O/P is truly a complete field monitor package - in the box you will also find a shoe mount adapter. There are also quarter inch Standard Whitworth threads on the 665/O/P; one on the bottom and two on the both side, so the monitor can easily be mounted on a tripod or camera rig.

• Configurable to suit your style
  Since Lilliput introduced the complete range of HDMI monitors, we have had countless requests from our customers to make changes to improve our offering. Some features have been included as standard on 665/O/P. Users can customize the 4 programmable function buttons (namely F1, F2, F3, F4) for shortcut operation according to different needs.

• Better Advanced Functions
  Providing advanced camera auxiliary functions. Peaking, False Color, Histogram & Exposure, etc., are major concerns with DSLR users. Lilliput's field monitors are great at displaying accurate images, 665/O/P makes photo & recording even easi

• Peaking
  Peaking highlights the sharpest (most in focus) areas of the image with a colour outline. The monitor features two modes, monochrome, and colour. The monochrome mode shows the image in black and white with the red peaking outline and the colour peaking mode shows the image in colour with a red peaking outline.

• False Colour
  The False Colour feature provides under/over luminance warning by presenting the image as a series of colour values representing exposure.

• Histogram
  The Histogram provides a graphic depiction of how many pixels in your image are at each level between black and white. This provides you exposure information so you can objectively judge how much of your image is clipping, falling into the shadows, or being captured faithfully.

• 1:1 Pixel Mode
  1:1 pixel-to-pixel mapping allows you to look at parts of your image without any scaling, so you can see the actual detail and not be fooled by scaling artefacts.

• Underscan/Overscan
  Allows you to display an image with lower resolution than the screen with either a black border around the image or fill the screen entirely.