Marshall Electronics V-LCD70XP-HDMI-CM - Monitor LCD de Campo de 7" com Montagem Canon
O Marshall V-LCD70XP-HDMI-CM é um monitor LCD de campo de 7" leve e durável, concebido para o uso com DSLRs de vídeo e camcorders. Equipado com uma tela TFT de 1.2MP de alta resolução e resistente a arranhões que oferece excepcional clareza e brilho, esse monitor HD facilita bastante o enquadramento geral e a verificação do foco. Idêntico ao monitor '70P' mais antigo em alguns aspectos, o '70XP' oferece vários novos recursos práticos: ajuste manual de gama pelo menu, inversão de imagem, marcadores ajustáveis na tela e a capacidade de posicionar roscas de 1/4-20 em qualquer lado do monitor para mais flexibilidade na montagem.
Junto com sua montagem Canon, o V-LCD70XP-HDMI-CM vem equipado com entradas do tipo componente, composto e HDMI, além de uma variedade de formatos de tela, marcadores e botões de função configuráveis pelo usuário.
- Detalhes Profissionais da Marshall
- A Marshall Electronics fabrica seus LCDs para aplicações profissionais e uma operação fácil e prática. Além da sua alta qualidade de imagem, o monitor aceita uma ampla gama de sinais de entrada.
- Totalmente Digital
- O V-LCD-70XP-HDMI-CM possui uma tela LCD TFT de alta resolução totalmente digital com 1,2 milhão de pixels, jack de alimentação XLR de 4 pinos e proteção de tela em policarbonato de qualidade ótica. Os sinais analógicos são digitalizados usando um avançado processamento de 10 bits com oversampling 4x e filtro comb adaptável de 5 linhas.
- Reconhecimento Automático de NTSC/PAL
- O V-LCD70XP-HDMI-CM aceita os sinais padrão NTSC e PAL. De forma prática, o monitor detecta automaticamente qual padrão está sendo alimentado sem precisar acionar nenhum botão, seletor ou acessar um menu de opções.
- Filtros de Pico e Cor Falsa
- Um sofisticado sistema de filtro de pico e cor permite fazer testes e vários ajustes para a obtenção de configurações bastante precisas de cor e nitidez de acordo com uma situação específica de iluminação e cena. Depois que essas configurações forem definidas, você pode ter a certeza de que o que você vê no monitor é exatamente o que a câmera está capturando.
- Filtro de Cor Falsa
- O filtro de Cor Falsa é usado para ajudar na configuração da exposição da câmera. Conforme a íris da câmera é ajustada, os elementos da imagem mudam a cor com base nos valores de luminância ou brilho. Isso permite a obtenção da exposição adequada sem o uso de equipamento de teste externo complicado de alto custo.
- Filtro de Pico
- O Filtro de Pico é usado para ajudar o operador da câmera a obter a imagem mais nítida possível. Quando ativado, todas as cores serão removidas do monitor, e uma imagem em preto e branco permanecerá. O processador interno exibe a cor vermelha na tela onde aparecem bordas acentuadas.
- Tela Resistente a Arranhões
- Como todos os profissionais sabem, o campo pode ser um lugar complicado. O LCD do monitor incorpora uma tela protetora resistente a arranhões, portanto você não precisa mais de preocupar com marcas que possam prejudicar a sua imagem perfeita.
- 15:9, 16:9, 4:3, modos de pixel para pixel
- Controle de polarização e ganho RGB
| Aplicação | Monitor de Campo |
| Tamanho do LCD | 7 polegadas |
| Sistema de Vídeo | NTSC, PAL |
| Elementos de Imagem | 800 x 480, Cores de 18 Bits |
| Conectores de Entrada e Saída |
Vídeo Composto: BNC (1 Entrada, 1 Saída) Vídeo Componente: BNC (1 Entrada, 1 Saída) HDMI (1 Entrada) |
| Controles de Imagem | Brilho, Cor, Matiz, Contraste, Menu, F1-F4 |
| Controle Remoto | Não |
| Requisitos de Alimentação |
Bateria 12V DC Fonte de Alimentação (XLR) 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz |
| Consumo de Energia | 12W |
| Dimensões (LxAxP) | 7,03 x 5,7 x 2,17 polegadas (17,9 x 14,5 x 5,5cm) |
| Peso | 1,9 libra (0,86kg) |
REVIEW SNAPSHOT®
by PowerReviews(based on 12 reviews)
Ratings Distribution
100%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend.
Pros
- Easy to use (9)
- Improves performance (6)
- Professional quality (6)
- Highly compatible (4)
Cons
Best Uses
- Independent films (7)
- In the studio (4)
- Complex projects (3)
- Reviewer Profile:
- Professional artist (8), Business owner (5)
- Was this a gift?:
- No (7)
Most Liked Positive Review
Superior Professional Monitor
This thing is indeed expensive. But well worth every penny. Difficult to get over a LCD that costs as much as a lens but it's perfect.
I get over 80 minut...Read complete review
This thing is indeed expensive. But well worth every penny. Difficult to get over a LCD that costs as much as a lens but it's perfect.
I get over 80 minutes from a canon 7.2v 2000mAh battery, so for a normal XHA1 battery rated at 5200mAh - the smaller one - you'll get over 182 minutes.
3 hours isn't too shabby for one battery on full brightness. I like using two smaller ones for less weight.
The false colors are a nice touch, even though I use a light meter, and the focus assist is interesting. I think you need to get the hang of the red lines.
My biggest pro on this one is that you can create custom aspect ratios with black mattes on the top, bottom, and sides, all individually adjustable. For anyone who shoots on a DSLR, you know how easy it is to cut someone's head off because the camera outputs a transparent matte for the 16x9 picture. These LCD hard mattes can be disabled with a push of a button. Killer for film stuff - no more gaff tape on the lcd.
Something to note, on a 7D this thing has a great picture with the composite video output! Just as good as the lcd on the camera. You don't really need HDMI.
I have the composite video going into this monitor and outputting to a wireless video transmitter for video village. Perfect solution and I couldn't be happier.
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Most Liked Negative Review
Big Screen... but is it?
Bought this monitor after doing a bunch of research on others for my canon DSLR. the smallHD, the marshall 5" and this one were the front-runners. I read that this monitor, along...Read complete review
Bought this monitor after doing a bunch of research on others for my canon DSLR. the smallHD, the marshall 5" and this one were the front-runners. I read that this monitor, along with the other marshall, doesn't actually fill the full 16:9 screen despite a full 16:9 output signal. but that it does have a pixel-to-pixel feature which WOULD fill the screen. well, it does that, but since the HD signal from the camera is 1920x1080 and this monitor is only 800x480, there's a TON of the frame that isn't represented. The other features, like false color and peaking, are very useful - but peaking can be a bit deceiving. if there's a high-contrast section of your image that is out of focus, it still shows peaking occasionally. regardless, the monitor is awfully handy and easy to use.
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Pros
- Adjustable
- Easy To Setup
- Extensive menue
- Sharp Image
- Vivid Colors
Cons
- Fairly thick all plastic
Best Uses
- Live performance
- Movie making
- Sports
Comments about Marshall Electronics V-LCD70XP-HDMI-CM 7" LCD Field Monitor w/Canon Mount:
I bought this product spesificly to shoot a live Yoga compatition. It worked perfectly right out of the box running 10 hrs for 2 days straight. I bought the vertion with the optional battery pack but pluged it in to save the batteries. Some of the profetional photografers that were shooting behind me would gasp when I switch to false color exposure and would coment that thay wished their DSLRs had the same feature. Works great for getting the right exposure under spotlight conditions. I was feeding the monitor with the composite output from a Canon XL-H1 and used the loop threw to send to a laptop to streem to the web. [@] . It would be nice if I could use the composite, component and HDMI imputs to switch between multipal camers but having gust lope trew is good enough. After 10 hrs of operation it was warm to the touch but not hot. The image is clear and bright nad much better than the EFV on the camera. The HDMI adjustments are insane but I have only had a few minutes to play with them from the output of a 7D.
- Primary use:
- Business
- Computer Platform:
- PC
Pros
- DSLR Friendly
- Easy To Use
- Energy Efficient
- Highly Compatible
- Improves Performance
- Professional Quality
Cons
- Heavy
Best Uses
- Complex Projects
- Independent Films
- In The Studio
Comments about Marshall Electronics V-LCD70XP-HDMI-CM 7" LCD Field Monitor w/Canon Mount:
This is a really great monitor, it runs on my old Canon batteries just great for hours at a time! Monitor is clear and effective. I love the programmable function buttons. My only complaint is the weight, its on the heavy side for a field monitor. Works great with my 5DM2 and includes DSLR ratio. Its a challenge to see when working under direct sunlight so get a hood.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Compact Design
- Easy To Use
- Professional Quality
Cons
Best Uses
- Complex Projects
Comments about Marshall Electronics V-LCD70XP-HDMI-CM 7" LCD Field Monitor w/Canon Mount:
Apart from being a bit too heavy while atop of a dslr, this is a brilliant monitor to be used with 5d2 or 7d.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Easy To Use
- Highly Compatible
- Improves Performance
Cons
Best Uses
- Complex Projects
- Home Movies
- Independent Films
- In The Studio
Comments about Marshall Electronics V-LCD70XP-HDMI-CM 7" LCD Field Monitor w/Canon Mount:
Haven't had too much experience with the monitor yet, but what I have had has been very good.
I like the ability to dial in a custom aspect ratio. Allows me to shoot 2.35 with my dslr.Feels fairly rugged. It only needs a battery. I wish it came with one.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about Marshall Electronics V-LCD70XP-HDMI-CM 7" LCD Field Monitor w/Canon Mount:
Excellent monitor
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Easy To Use
- Improves Performance
- Professional Quality
Cons
Best Uses
- Independent Films
- In The Studio
Comments about Marshall Electronics V-LCD70XP-HDMI-CM 7" LCD Field Monitor w/Canon Mount:
This monitor is a major step forward for me to maintain sharp focus out in the field. I use it with a Canon 7D DSLR shooting wildlife from different hides/blinds.
The battery capacity is very good using a Canon BP-970G I have power for at least 2 hours even in cold weather at temperatures well below -15 Celsius!
One cons however is that the battery holder is very tight, making it hard to change batteries out in the field.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Easy To Use
Cons
Best Uses
- Independent Films
Comments about Marshall Electronics V-LCD70XP-HDMI-CM 7" LCD Field Monitor w/Canon Mount:
I just got this monitor and so far it seems like it does everything that I hoped for. I have a bunch of shoots coming up. Ill know more than. All ready easy to set up though.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Easy To Use
- Highly Compatible
- Improves Performance
- Professional Quality
Cons
- Heavy bulky
Best Uses
Comments about Marshall Electronics V-LCD70XP-HDMI-CM 7" LCD Field Monitor w/Canon Mount:
This thing is indeed expensive. But well worth every penny. Difficult to get over a LCD that costs as much as a lens but it's perfect.
I get over 80 minutes from a canon 7.2v 2000mAh battery, so for a normal XHA1 battery rated at 5200mAh - the smaller one - you'll get over 182 minutes.
3 hours isn't too shabby for one battery on full brightness. I like using two smaller ones for less weight.
The false colors are a nice touch, even though I use a light meter, and the focus assist is interesting. I think you need to get the hang of the red lines.
My biggest pro on this one is that you can create custom aspect ratios with black mattes on the top, bottom, and sides, all individually adjustable. For anyone who shoots on a DSLR, you know how easy it is to cut someone's head off because the camera outputs a transparent matte for the 16x9 picture. These LCD hard mattes can be disabled with a push of a button. Killer for film stuff - no more gaff tape on the lcd.
Something to note, on a 7D this thing has a great picture with the composite video output! Just as good as the lcd on the camera. You don't really need HDMI.
I have the composite video going into this monitor and outputting to a wireless video transmitter for video village. Perfect solution and I couldn't be happier.
Pros
- Easy To Use
- Improves Performance
- Size crisp focusing
Cons
- Limited screen display
Best Uses
- Independent Films
Comments about Marshall Electronics V-LCD70XP-HDMI-CM 7" LCD Field Monitor w/Canon Mount:
Bought this monitor after doing a bunch of research on others for my canon DSLR. the smallHD, the marshall 5" and this one were the front-runners. I read that this monitor, along with the other marshall, doesn't actually fill the full 16:9 screen despite a full 16:9 output signal. but that it does have a pixel-to-pixel feature which WOULD fill the screen. well, it does that, but since the HD signal from the camera is 1920x1080 and this monitor is only 800x480, there's a TON of the frame that isn't represented. The other features, like false color and peaking, are very useful - but peaking can be a bit deceiving. if there's a high-contrast section of your image that is out of focus, it still shows peaking occasionally. regardless, the monitor is awfully handy and easy to use.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Easy To Use
- Improves Performance
Cons
- Could be sturdier
Best Uses
- Multi-Person Vieweing
- Tripod shooting
Comments about Marshall Electronics V-LCD70XP-HDMI-CM 7" LCD Field Monitor w/Canon Mount:
Use this monitor for DSLR Video. I use it with an HDMI splitter so the client can have their own monitor. Easy to focus, good color reproduction, and the 7" version is an absolute must to really see what is going on. I previously tried the 5" version which just isn't big enough to see all the necessary details.
The real down-side to this monitor is that it is not optimized for DSLR's. You can never use the entire screen due to some weird scaling it does coming out of the Canon camera (5DM2). You really only get use of about 75% of screen real estate. Maybe Marshal will introduce some custom scaling firmware at some point to correct this. Also, though this is touted as a high-end professional piece of kit, it is flimsy and I fear it will break if I am not extremely careful. handle with care!
But of all the brands I compared, this seems best. The peaking focus assist takes a little getting used to, but is very helpful in pulling focus. Overall I couldn't do without this gear.
Pros
- Professional Quality
- Resolution
Cons
Best Uses
- Independent Films
- In The Studio
Comments about Marshall Electronics V-LCD70XP-HDMI-CM 7" LCD Field Monitor w/Canon Mount:
I bought this monitor for my 7D/Red Rock rig and it really works well! I was a little worried about the lower resolution, but seriously, this monitor is really sharp. Although the monitor on the 7D is nice, it's a little small to grab focus with confidence. With the Marshall you can trust what you see. The focus and exposure assists are nice. Yes, this monitor is a little pricey, but I think you get what you pay for, it's a solid piece of gear and then some!
Pros
- Easy To Use
- Highly Compatible
- Professional Quality
Cons
Best Uses
- Independent Films
Comments about Marshall Electronics V-LCD70XP-HDMI-CM 7" LCD Field Monitor w/Canon Mount:
This is a great addition to a DSLR camera package. The only downfall thus far is the HDMI In is not full screen but still a great monitor.
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