Eyoyo E7S 7 inch On Camera Field Monitor 1920x1200 IPS Display Supports 4K HDMI Input Loop Output Camera-top Screen Compatible with Sony Canon DSLR Camera F970 LP-E6 Battery Plate

This is a great little monitor. I do a lot of studio stuff with my Sony a6300. I always shoot on manual and I was missing sharp focus sometimes because of the small screen. Not anymore. This 7 inch monitor makes it easy to get an accurate focus and the peaking function makes it even quicker. The zebra stripes help me get a good quick exposure and the histogram is an additional reference point for exposure. I am blown away that I can get all this at such a fair price. A very cool product.

For the price, its probably the best you can get on a budget. I used it several times already. The picture is clear and easy to see, has lots of functions including focus peaking, and battery life does just fine. Only thing is it's a little flimsy and the mount is iffy. But, you get what you pay for. Cant complain, this is a great starter monitor!

So far I can't praise this item enough it works fantastically simply and intuitively ordering extra Sony extended life batteries is Affordable and easy as well and everything works perfectly in tandem I would highly recommend this monitor over most of the others I've seen

The Eyoyo E7S 7 inch Field Monitor is reasonable for its price. It's only issue is the Battery holder for the Canon LP-E6 batteries. It is very very difficult to slot in the Canon batteries and almost impossible to remove without a screwdriver. It's quite amazing that the battery holder is so poorly designed when everything else work. I should have picked one that runs on AC power. I almost damaged one of my Canon batteries trying to dig it out from the battery holder. Update I am revising to 3 stars. I managed to solve the battery problem by buying the following item from Amazon; https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01EI2S6OC/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 It is the New Version ACK-E6 Dual USB Power Adpater, DR-E6 DC Coupler (Fully Decoded) Replacement LP-E6 Battery for EOS 5D Mark II, 5D Mark III, 5DS, 5DS R, 6D, 60D, 60DA, 7D, 70D 80D Cameras. With that permanently attached to the monitor, that battery issue is solved. I could power it using the Anker 20000 powerbank or plug in directly into the powerpoint. With the portability of the powerbank or the uninterrupted supply of power, the monitor should work flawlessly.

I was hesitant to buy this monitor at first because I couldn't find many reviews on it, but I'm glad I did. I have been impressed with this monitor! The screen is bright and clear which has helped my failing eyesight dial in focus. Build quality is nice and menu features like peaking and zebras are really nicely done. The monitor is lightweight, which is a plus. The only downside to using this monitor (or any external monitor) if you have a Panasonic G85 is the additional crop factor. It's not a deal-breaker for me and is in no way the monitor's fault but I just thought I would mention it for those that have a Panasonic G85. I'm really happy with my purchase!

Returned one because it did not work. Replacement did not work either.

I have a Canon rebel t2i which I have had for many years. I have always had a difficult time getting sharp focus. And the inscreen zoom tricks are annoying and still don't do a great job. I bought this before working on a short documentary and wow. Absolutely Wow. All my shots were 1 takes that I was nervous about because they were 1 takes only but every shot was SPOT ON. Absolutely AMAZING focus. I would and have recommended this to everyone having a hard time with focus.

So far so good as far as the product goes.

Der Feldbildschirm entspricht den Erwartungen.

Acheté en juillet, utilisé en août pour un project de 4 jours avec un A6300 et un GH4. Ça fonctionne bien avec tous les 2 en 4k. Bien que l'affichage n'est pas 4k, il fait le "downconvert" plutôt que l'appareil qui soulage son processeur, et rends l'appareil moins sensible à la chauffe – surtout utile pour le A6300 qui capte 6K et convertit le flux en 4k déjà. Pour la batterie, les powerbanks sont plus courant que les batteries style NPF 950 donc j'ai acheté un Anker PowerCore 13000mAh et pour le connecter j'ai acheté un Sharplace NP-FW50 Batterie Dummy Câble d'Adaptateur USB DC Power Bank pour Sony NEX-3/5/6/7 Series que j'utilise pour mon A6300. Pourquoi ? Parce qu'il est en 2 parties : la "dummy batterie" qu'on ne va pas utiliser, et le câble avec fiche USB à fiche alim. compatible avec le moniteur, et qui a un convertisseur dedans (c'est pourquoi la fiche USB est plus grosse que normale). Donc en utilisant cette câble on peut alimenter le moniteur avec le power bank (voir la photo). L'affichage est bien visible dehors en plein soleil du mois d'août et la latence est moins que je supposait, étant donné le petit prix, et pas du tout gênant. Je le voulais surtout pour vérifier la netteté de l'image, qui est surtout problématique avec le GH4 en manual car son focus peaking n'est pas très fiable son écran est trop petit pour voir la netteté. Mais j'ai fini par plus l'utiliser sur le A6300 qui, bien que le focus peaking et assist est fiable, son écran s'assombri chaque fois qu'on passe en mode enregistrement 4K, si bien qu'on n'y voit rien dehors en plein soleil. Ce moniteur a très bien rempli son rôle. Même les couleurs sont mieux qu'un autre moniteur plus cher (mais ne n'acceptant pas le 4K) que j'ai utilisé auparavant. Une fois il est tombé sur de la terre d'environ 1m30 et a survecu sans dommage, malgré le tout-en-plastique. Je n'ai pas utilisé le focus peaking, histogram, etc. dans le moniteur car déjà pourvu dans les caméras. Sauf que j'aurais dû voir si le focus peaking du moniteur était mieux que ce qu'avait le GH4. Si on l'aliment avec un power bank, mieux vaut ne pas utiliser le même power bank pour alimenter l'appareil aussi, comme j'ai essayé avec mon A6300 car dès qu'on appuie sur enreg. le moniteur commence à clignoter, probablement à cause d'un boucle par la masse, mais résolu avec 2 power banks séparé. Il y a un petit haut parleur dedans. Donc la première chose à faire c'est d'aller dans le menu audio et mettre le volume à zero pour ne pas être gêné lors d'un enregistrement. Pour la prochaine fois, mon ami va aussi acheter ce moniteur pour son GH4 — l'expérience étant très convaincante.

Muy buen monitor. Creo es igual que el Lilliput ya que la trasera es exactamente la misma y la disposición tanto de la botonera y entradas y salidas son iguales que en el Lilliput. El display parece que lleva exactamente la misma información. Pero en este caso, es 50€ más barato (creo que el Lilliput trae mas accesorios). Luminosidad muy buena usado en exterior con el Ronin M sin problemas. Tiene muchas opciones de configuración, sobre todo de color que te permite calibrar a un monitor de referencia y así evitar problemas con los balances de blancos. Incluso se le podría meter una señal de calibración y dejarlo perfecto al tener todas las opciones posibles para ello. No pesa nada, lo cual se agradece cuando lo usas con un Ronin M y cámara grande (FS5), admitiendo alimentar de la entrada del TAP de 12v (hay cables disponibles en Amazon) del Ronin por ejemplo sin tener un gran consumo por lo que no afectará la autonomía del Ronin. Siempre tienes la opción de meter una batería estándar 970 etc, aunque yo prefiero usarlo en combinación con una batería de litio por separada.

I am really impressed with this field monitor from Eyoyo. I was not expecting that much for the price, but I was pleasantly surprised and really happy I chose it. The unit is made of plastic and is light, so it will not stand up to the all weather abuse, but it is perfect for amateur indoor and dry conditions. It is an excellent field monitor for the price and a great addition to the tool set for the amateur video producer. Nice colours, love the fact it comes with 2 battery plates and I can use my Neewer lighting batteries with this unit. Nice and light, 350 grammes, sits nicely on of of any camera / right and doesn't add much at all to the weight. Many features on the unit to adjust pretty much everything to do with the picture such as brightness, contrast, colour etc. Nice features to show peaking and histograms as well. In fact so many features with is hard to go through them all, but just what you would expect from the more expensive filed monitors. Supplied with a good hot shoe adjustable mount, HDMI cable (full HDMI to HDMI Mini), battery plates and sun shield. Even works well on my Digital Rifle scope, as you would expect, takes any HDMI input and the pass through is great to daisy chain the unit to another HDMI handling device. Really nice additional too of the clip on sun screen, nice little afterthought . Arrive promptly next day with Amazon Prime, well packaged and presented. Only downsides are that is is no a touch screen and that it does not record thew video independently, but I suppose for the price, that would be asking way too much. Also not a tough unit, made of plastic so certainly not an all weather rugged field monitor, but again for the price, I was not expecting that. Overall, I would seriously recommend this if you are after a full functional field monitor but do not want to spend £100's. Well done Eyoyo, nice product at a great price again.

AGGIORNAMENTO 10/02/2019 L’adattatore per le batterie si stacca dal monitor, quando si toglie la batteria (io uso una la Sony NP-F). Questo succede anche impostando il blocco su “LOCK”. Non è ancora un motivo per togliere una stella, ma una piccola scocciatura si. Tra l’altro non c’è nessun pulsante che permette di bloccare la batteria, come su altri monitor. Questo fa sì che si abbia un po’ paura quando si usa il monitor a testa in più. Senza blocco, la mia paura è che batterie molto pesanti (tipo da 9Ah) possano cadere, con i sobbalzi, per la forza di gravità. Dimostrazione nel video. AGGIORNAMENTO 24/12/18 Dopo un faccia a faccia con il mio monitor preferito, esce vincitore. Va a 5 stelle! Si possono avere contemporaneamente focus peaking ed exposure assist, sono molto discreti, e lasciano ancora modo di controllare inquadratura e dettagli. Era da tempo che cercavo un field monitor con questa caratteristica, felice che sia sul 7” più economico e non sul più costoso! ———————- Prima gli aspetti positivi, dopo quelli negativi. DIMENSIONE SCHERMO È innegabile che uno schermo da 7” vi farà evitare molti più errori nelle inquadrature e vi farà scorgere molti più dettagli sbagliati rispetto ad uno schermo da 5”. LUMINOSITÀ SCHERMO Lo schermo pare essere composto da LED di ottima qualità, molto luminosi e con buoni dettagli. FUNZIONI DEL MENU Il menù ha tutte le funzioni classiche che ci possiamo aspettare da un monitor da campo quale fuoco peaking, false color, exposure assistant, ecc. . UN SOLO TASTO PROGRAMMABILE L’unica caduta rispetto alle prestazioni offerte da questo monitor, deriva dal singolo tasto funzione programmabile. Per un buon monitor da campo è doveroso fornire al minimo due tasti funzione. Meglio ancora se quattro... CONSIGLIATO? Considerando che si risparmiano fra i 50€ e gli 80€, per ottenere prestazioni analoghe ai monitor da campo più costosi (neanche quelli di marche blasonate, diciamo i cinesi buoni) decisamente consigliato. Aggiornerò la recensione con l’uso, tornate e spesso a consultarla.