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We all know (or should know) Godox for their budget but fairly high quality flash and continuous lighting. I myself have used and owned a ton of their speedlights, studio strobes, continuous LED lights and now... even more. That's right, Godox now makes a simple little on camera microphone and a fairly full featured camera [...]
In all the video monitor reviews I (or others) have done, I (we)'ve talked about a handful of features that make one great or another one better; waveforms, LUTs, focus peaking, zebras and so on. But what does that all mean? If you're new to monitors or just picked up your first one - or [...]
Portkeys is probably most well known for their BM5 monitor, a high brightness, full featured monitor with camera control options. Well the LH5H takes all that and puts it in a cheaper, HDMI only but light weight body with 1700 nits (vs. 2200 on the BM5). 1700 is plenty for most outdoor use, if you're [...]
The secret's out- the Osee T7 monitor is one of my favorite camera monitors and my go-to in just about any situation. With a quick and full featured interface, 7 inch screen and super bright 3000 nit display, it's ready for anything. But, those 3000 nits can definitely eat up batteries. So, just how much [...]
Today, I want to talk about how a high end wireless video monitor compares to a much cheaper solution. I recently reviewed the Hollyland Cosmo M7, a 7 inch 1500 nit professional monitor with their professional grade zero latency Cosmo series receiver built right in. Besides being very rugged, full featured and coming with a [...]
It's no secret that I love Hollyland wireless systems, and their new Cosmo M7 wireless monitor is a beautifully useful tool to have on set. With a Cosmo series receiver built in, the zero latency monitor with NO cables or separate external power solutions necessary is ready to go at a moment's notice. Packed in [...]
It's no secret that I love my Osee T7 monitor, but you don't always need a super bright 7 inch monitor, and sometimes you want to save a little money. Well, the Osee T5 is a 5.5" version which is also less bright, but comes in at under half the price. At $200, it safely [...]
Pretty pumped to finally have such a good looking all in one wireless monitor solution from Hollyland Technology!Plus, it's 1500 nits and has a pretty decent and simple user interface. There are lots of tools like waveforms, vector scopes and focus peaking (which also works with a black and white background for super easy focusing), dual [...]
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I've been loving using the OSEE T7 monitor (and before that, their HCM-700). But, both had one tricky point I wanted to overcome.
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