Duke M.
Veteran
This is a 8.9" ManhattenLCD HD 1280x800 monitor from a kit in a metal case. $400 with many extras.
The monitor uses resolution higher than 720p. It sizes for the 800 height and makes the width something like 1380 and over-scans the sides. That lets it pull focus even better than a 720p monitor.
The monitor has an aluminum body, three 1/4" mounting points and is about 11" wide exterior. It has HDMI, component and composite in as well as a remote, a briefcase type case, and a cloth cover.
Also included is a variable voltage battery pack. This has a charger, regulator and battery all in a sleek package.
There are other I/Os on the monitor but I really haven't tried. The HDMI and component inputs work quite well. I generally hooked the monitor to component and the Nano to the HD-SDI on the EX1. The second pictures shows the monitor being used on a crane.
The monitor uses resolution higher than 720p. It sizes for the 800 height and makes the width something like 1380 and over-scans the sides. That lets it pull focus even better than a 720p monitor.
The monitor has an aluminum body, three 1/4" mounting points and is about 11" wide exterior. It has HDMI, component and composite in as well as a remote, a briefcase type case, and a cloth cover.
Also included is a variable voltage battery pack. This has a charger, regulator and battery all in a sleek package.
There are other I/Os on the monitor but I really haven't tried. The HDMI and component inputs work quite well. I generally hooked the monitor to component and the Nano to the HD-SDI on the EX1. The second pictures shows the monitor being used on a crane.
