On-Camera Monitors for Video and Camera Production
Compact HDMI and SDI Displays for Direct Camera Monitoring
LILLIPUT A13 4K OLED Broadcast Monitor 13.3 inches
€ 767.55 incl. VAT
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LILLIPUT Q7-12G – 7 on-camera monitor with 12G-SDI
€ 712.81 incl. VAT
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Lilliput Q7 Pro 7 inch preview monitor HDR 3D LUT
€ 522.41 incl. VAT
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Lilliput HT10S 10 inch HDR touchscreen camera monitor
€ 403.41 incl. VAT
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Lilliput Q5 – 5.5 inch FHD camera top monitor
€ 391.51 incl. VAT
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Lilliput HT7S 7 Touch Monitor – 2000 Nits
€ 364.35 incl. VAT
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Lilliput HT5S 5 inch HDR monitor 2000 nits
€ 332.01 incl. VAT
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Lilliput A11 10.1 Full HD Broadcast Monitor
€ 329.00 incl. VAT
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Lilliput H7S – 7 inch HDR monitor with 1800 nits
€ 302.30 incl. VAT
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ToteVision LCD-703HD – 7 Control Monitor with HDMI
€ 299.00 incl. VAT
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Lilliput FS7 – 7-inch on-camera monitor with SDI - HDMI
€ 269.00 incl. VAT
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Lilliput H7 – 7 inch HDR monitor with 1800 nits
€ 260.61 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 V7 – 7-Inch Field Monitor with 4K HDMI
€ 190.47 incl. VAT
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Lilliput A7S 4K HDMI Monitor – 7 camera top
€ 169.90 incl. VAT
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Lilliput A7S Black Edition – 7 4K HDMI Monitor
€ 169.90 incl. VAT
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Lilliput A5 – 5 Inch On-Camera Monitor with 4K HDMI
€ 151.13 incl. VAT
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On-camera monitors provide an external display for direct image monitoring on video, cinema and other camera systems. They can offer a larger viewing area than the camera's integrated display and support tasks such as checking framing, focus and exposure during recording.
Depending on the model, available features can include HDMI, SDI, high-brightness displays, touchscreen operation, HDR, 3D LUT support and additional monitoring tools. The appropriate monitor depends on the camera output, required screen size, ambient light conditions, mounting arrangement and power supply. For other monitor types and larger production displays, see our Video Monitors.
- Direct image monitoring on video and cinema cameras
- Camera rigs and mobile production setups
- Field, documentary and location production
- Focus, framing and exposure evaluation during recording
- Compact displays for mounting close to the camera
- Depending on the model HDMI, SDI or 12G-SDI connectivity
- Options with high brightness, touchscreen or HDR monitoring
- Monitoring tools such as waveform, false colour, focus assist or 3D LUT support on selected models
What is an on-camera monitor and what advantage does it offer over the camera's built-in display?
An on-camera monitor is an external display used close to or directly on the camera for image monitoring during recording. It can provide a larger viewing area than the camera's integrated display and make it easier to evaluate framing, focus and exposure. The benefit depends on the camera setup, monitor size and the type of production.
What should I consider when choosing between HDMI and SDI connectivity?
The monitor input must match the video output provided by the camera. HDMI is widely used on many compact, mirrorless and video cameras, while SDI is available on many professional camera and production systems. Some on-camera monitors provide both connection types, but the supported resolutions, frame rates and any signal conversion functions vary by model and should be checked in the individual specification.
Which screen size is suitable for on-camera use?
The appropriate screen size depends on the camera rig, viewing distance, available mounting space and the importance of keeping the setup compact. Smaller monitors are generally easier to integrate directly with a camera, while a larger display provides more viewing area but also adds size and weight. The monitor dimensions and weight should therefore be considered together with the mounting arrangement and intended shooting style.
How important is display brightness for outdoor and field use?
Display brightness becomes particularly important when a camera monitor is used in strong ambient light because reflections and daylight can make the image more difficult to see. Selected monitors in this category provide high-brightness displays; for example, the Lilliput HT5S and HT7S are specified with 2000 nit brightness. The required brightness depends on the shooting environment, viewing position and whether additional sun protection is used.
Which monitoring tools can be useful on an on-camera monitor?
Depending on the model, monitoring tools can include waveform, histogram, false colour, focus assistance and other exposure or image evaluation functions. Selected monitors also support 3D LUTs for displaying a defined colour transformation or preview look. The available tools differ between models, so they should be selected according to the requirements of the camera and production workflow.
Are touchscreen monitors useful for camera production?
A touchscreen can provide direct access to monitor menus, settings and monitoring functions without relying only on physical buttons. Touchscreen operation is available on selected on-camera monitors, including models such as the Lilliput HT7S. Whether touch control is preferable depends on the mounting position, shooting conditions and the operator's preferred way of adjusting the monitor.
What should I check regarding power supply and mounting before purchasing an on-camera monitor?
Check how the monitor is powered and whether its power input or battery solution is compatible with the equipment already used on the camera rig. The mounting points, monitor dimensions and weight should also match the intended bracket, arm or camera support. Power and mounting options vary between models, so both should be verified in the individual product specification before selecting a monitor.