Big strap-on monitor
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Simpo Two

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Thursday 13th January 2011
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Stumbled upon this:



Seems it works with any DSLR - though not sure if it needs live view to work. Anyone seen/tried it?

http://www.trustedreviews.com/digital-cameras/news...

XG332

3,927 posts

217 months

Thursday 13th January 2011
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"and it displays video footage during shooting/playback"

Seems its just plugged into the video output socket. If you have a video out then you should have live view.

Simpo Two

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92,747 posts

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Thursday 13th January 2011
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I fancied it for studio work, but I only shoot stills and so does my D200, so probably not an option.

//dean

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225 months

Thursday 13th January 2011
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Simpo Two said:
I fancied it for studio work, but I only shoot stills and so does my D200, so probably not an option.
Studio work as in photography or video? Either way it won't work on a D200 but, I can't really see the benefits of using it for photography.

It's like shooting tethered (which I always try and do) but with absolutely none of the upsides, such as being able to view images on a large screen, view raw conversions, command the camera from the laptop etc.

shakotan

10,862 posts

225 months

Thursday 13th January 2011
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Opens door.

Realises thread is not called "Big strap-on monster".

Leaves.

Fordo

1,572 posts

253 months

Thursday 13th January 2011
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on a different note, i'd laugh my socks off if I saw someone shooting with this:



not only does it look ridiculous, but i'd looks exceptional unwieldy.



Theres a brace of small monitors out there that can be used with dslrs, thanks to everyone going nuts with doing video with the canons dslrs. Off the top of my head, i think marshall do some pretty decent ones.

Not sure what outputs the d200 has though

Simpo Two

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Friday 14th January 2011
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//dean said:
Simpo Two said:
I fancied it for studio work, but I only shoot stills and so does my D200, so probably not an option.
Studio work as in photography or video? Either way it won't work on a D200 but, I can't really see the benefits of using it for photography.
'I only shoot stills' smile

It seemed an alternative to using the viewfinder. Normally I'm happy to do this but in a studio situation you lose eye contact. And this is bigger than a VF.

If I did a lot of studio work then I might gear up for wireless, but at present it's not required.

Piersman2

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228 months

Friday 14th January 2011
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Mis-leading thread title smile

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