Video Monitors up to 5.6 Inches
Compact Monitors for Camera and Mobile Video Applications
Lilliput Q5 – 5.5 inch FHD camera top monitor
€ 391.51 incl. VAT
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Lilliput HT5S 5 inch HDR monitor 2000 nits
€ 332.01 incl. VAT
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Lilliput FS5 On-Camera Monitor 5.4 HDMI 2.0 - SDI
€ 235.00 incl. VAT
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LILLIPUT T5U - 5 inch on-camera monitor with live streaming
€ 213.01 incl. VAT
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Lilliput T5 - 5 inch 4K touch HDMI 2.0 monitor with full HD panel
€ 196.35 incl. VAT
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Lilliput A5 – 5 Inch On-Camera Monitor with 4K HDMI
€ 151.13 incl. VAT
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Varizoom Vztft 5.6 - Composite Video Monitor
€ 149.00 incl. VAT
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Video monitors up to 5.6 inches are compact displays for camera monitoring and mobile video applications. Their small size makes them suitable for setups where limited space and low weight are important.
Depending on the model, available features include HDMI, SDI, high-brightness displays, touchscreen operation and monitoring functions for image control. For a broader selection of screen sizes and monitor types, see our Video Monitors.
- Camera and on-set image monitoring
- Compact handheld and rig-based setups
- Mobile video production and field use
- Monitoring where limited installation space is available
- Compact displays up to 5.6 inches
- Depending on the model HDMI, SDI or other video inputs
- Options with high brightness or touchscreen operation
- Different mounting and power options for mobile setups
What types of video inputs should I look for in a compact monitor up to 5.6 inches?
The available video inputs depend on the individual monitor model. Compact monitors in this category are available with HDMI, while selected models also provide SDI or other video connections. Before purchasing, check that the monitor supports the connections and signal formats used by your camera or other video equipment.
Are these compact monitors suitable for outdoor and bright-light shooting conditions?
Some monitors in this size range are available with high-brightness displays that can improve visibility in bright environments. For example, the Lilliput HT5S is specified with a 2000 nit display. Brightness varies considerably between models, so the individual display specification should be checked when outdoor use is important.
Which monitoring tools are available on compact video monitors?
Depending on the model, monitoring functions can include focus assistance, histogram, waveform, HDR or 3D LUT support. For example, the Lilliput HT5S provides monitoring functions including 3D LUT, waveform and histogram. The exact tools available differ between monitors and should be checked in the individual product specification.
Do any monitors in this category support touchscreen operation?
Yes, touchscreen operation is available on selected compact monitors. Models such as the Lilliput HT5S and Lilliput T5 are available with touch control. Whether touchscreen operation is useful depends on the preferred way of accessing menus and monitoring functions during use.
How are compact video monitors powered in mobile or on-camera setups?
Power options vary between monitor models and may include battery operation, external DC power or other model-specific solutions. The available battery mounts and power connections should be checked before purchasing, especially when the monitor needs to work with an existing camera battery system. This helps avoid additional adapters or incompatible power accessories.
What panel resolution can I expect from monitors in this size range?
Panel resolution varies between compact monitor models and should not be confused with the maximum video signal resolution a monitor can accept. Some small monitors can receive high-resolution video signals while displaying them on a lower-resolution panel. Check both the native panel resolution and the supported input formats when comparing models.
For which applications are video monitors up to 5.6 inches a good choice?
Compact monitors up to 5.6 inches are useful when a small display is required on or close to the camera. They can be suitable for handheld rigs, shoulder systems and other mobile video setups where available space and additional weight are important considerations. For longer viewing distances or fixed production positions, a larger monitor may be more practical.