Dual 7" 16:9 Wide Screen Rack Mounted Active Matrix LCD Panel

[Kim Welch]

Dual 7" 16:9 Wide Screen Rack Mounted Active Matrix LCD Panel
https://studentfilmmakers.com/digital-magazine-back-issues/

see the link below for all rack mount lcd monitor offers.
https://studentfilmmakers.com/digital-magazine-back-issues/

Update, November 2026
This was a 2011 offer from our old online store, which has since closed. On-set monitoring is still essential: a good field monitor helps with focus, framing and exposure, and many now include waveforms and LUT support.

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[Kim Welch]

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These Items are new in the box and available for pick up in NYC at 25th and Broadway of free shipping.
Call me with any questions at 917.743.8381 or 212.255.5458

 

[Andrew Losurdo]

I buy a Feelworld dual 7'' rack mount monitor,and it is really nice.
It is IPS panel,1280x800 pixel,with HDMI 3G-SDI in/out.
The functions help for better shoots,such aseaking Focus Assist,Pixel to Pixel,Image Freeze,etc.

 

[Kim Welch]

Hi Andrew. We don't have those online at this time but thanks for your post!

 

[Andrew Losurdo]

Hi Kim,from your website,I find you sell film/video gear.
I have a Canon 5d mark iii.I am looking for a 7'' HDMI monitor.
1280*800 pixels,or full HD 1920*1200 pixels and IPS panel will be better.
Functions such as exposure,histogram,false colors,peaking focus assist,squared segmentation,and so on.
And I prefer it portable,slim and light weight.
Do you have this kind monitor?
By the way,my budget is within US$250.

 

[Kim Welch]

Hi Andrew, Welcome to the forums! That is a pretty small budget for an HD monitor. I would try to get a little more money and try finding a used smallHD monitor. That is really the only monitor I have seen and used. They sponsored some of our HDSLR workshops. Our attendees and our instructor Patrick Reis www.patrickreis.comloved using them. Marshal also sponsored our magazine about 5 years ago and we had some of their monitors but they were mostly rack mount type broadcast monitors. Marshal did have a few smaller monitors and I think some of our students used them and they really seemed to like them. We had some Marshal monitors which also is a great brand and a lot of the attendees really liked them. Atomos has some high priced recorder monitors but that is probably not what you wanr with a budget of 250. I did a quick search and I see that there is a brand called Lilliput that has a 7" HD monitor but I don't have any experience or knowlege about them. You might search Lilliput reviews. If you don't mind me asking where do you live and what are you working on?