NorBro
Major Contributor
I realized a while ago that if I'm shooting in 4K then I want to see my footage in 4K on set/out in the field, you know? (The actual screen resolution is 3840 x 2160.)
A beautifully sharp monitor with a variety of inputs. 12.5" is extremely useful (not just to impress your clients).
Lots of features and settings. (I'm sure many of you used a Lilliput at least once in your careers. Great value.) I have an extra one available. $435, shipped. Pretty much brand new.
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1366917-REG/lilliput_a12_12_5_4k_broadcast.html

A beautifully sharp monitor with a variety of inputs. 12.5" is extremely useful (not just to impress your clients).
Lots of features and settings. (I'm sure many of you used a Lilliput at least once in your careers. Great value.) I have an extra one available. $435, shipped. Pretty much brand new.
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1366917-REG/lilliput_a12_12_5_4k_broadcast.html

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