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Production Equipment

327 products from 50 brands, including Blackmagic, Feelworld, SmallRig. Prices from $10.95 to $10,619.95, including GST. 77 ship within 1-2 business days.

Production Equipment covers the tools used to monitor, record, switch, convert and distribute video on set, in studios and for live production. Choose from monitors, wireless video systems, signal converters, recorders, teleprompters, switchers and timecode devices from Blackmagic, Atomos, Accsoon and SmallRig. The range suits solo operators, crews, studios and live streaming setups.

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About the Production Equipment range

Start with your camera or source output. Check whether it uses HDMI or SDI, then match the required resolution and frame rate, such as 1080p or 4K60. HDMI suits shorter runs and many cameras, while SDI is designed for longer, more secure cable runs. For monitors, compare screen size, brightness, viewing tools and battery requirements. Recorders also need compatible codecs and media. Switchers and routers should match the number of inputs, outputs, audio sources and your desired programme format.

The range is organised by the job each device performs. Signal converters bridge HDMI and SDI equipment, while distribution amplifiers and routers send one source to multiple destinations. Wireless systems require matching transmitter and receiver units, suitable inputs and outputs, and a clear understanding of range and latency. Check mount thread sizes, cold shoe fittings, battery plates and cable types before ordering. A monitor that accepts 4K input may not display or record every 4K frame rate, so compare the full supported-format list with your camera manual.

Production Equipment questions

Do I need HDMI or SDI for a camera monitor?

Choose HDMI when your camera provides HDMI and the cable run is short. Choose SDI for longer or more secure connections, provided the camera and monitor support SDI. A converter can bridge the two formats, but check the supported resolution and frame rate at both ends.

Can a 4K monitor accept any 4K camera signal?

No. Confirm the monitor supports your camera's exact resolution, frame rate and signal type. For example, a device accepting 4K may support 4K30 but not 4K60. Also check whether the camera provides a clean output and whether the monitor displays or records the incoming signal.

What should I check before buying a wireless video system?

Check the transmitter and receiver inputs and outputs, supported resolutions and frame rates, operating range, latency and power requirements. Confirm the kit includes the units you need and that the connection suits your camera and display. Walls, interference and other wireless equipment can reduce usable range.

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