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Monitors & Display

114 products from 23 brands, including Feelworld, SmallRig, Lilliput. Prices from $15.95 to $3,922.95, including GST. 31 ship within 1-2 business days.

Monitors and Display covers on-camera monitors, production monitors, mounting hardware, cages, hoods, batteries and other accessories for video production. Choose a compact Feelworld or Atomos monitor for camera rigs, a Small HD or Portkeys display for larger setups, or accessories from SmallRig and Wooden Camera to build a practical monitoring system.

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About the Monitors & Display range

Start with your camera's output and shooting conditions. HDMI is common on mirrorless and DSLR cameras, while SDI is used across many cinema and broadcast systems. Check the exact connector, supported resolution and frame rate before buying. Screen size affects both viewing area and rig weight. A 5-inch monitor suits compact handheld setups, while 7-inch models give more room for focus and framing. For daylight work, compare brightness in nits. Around 1,000 nits is a useful reference for outdoor viewing. Also check waveform, false colour, focus assist, LUT support, recording and wireless functions if your workflow requires them.

Check the complete setup, not just the monitor. Confirm that your camera provides a clean video output, then match the cable type, HDMI or SDI standard, resolution and frame rate. A 4K input does not necessarily mean a 4K display. Mounting hardware must match the monitor's thread pattern, cage and available space on your camera rig. A hood can improve visibility but may be model-specific. The range is organised into On Camera Monitors, Production Monitors and Camera Monitor Accessories, including mounts, brackets, cages, hoods, batteries and power options. Check each product page for supported models and dispatch time.

Monitors & Display questions

Do I need an HDMI or SDI camera monitor?

Choose HDMI if your camera has a compatible HDMI output, which is common on mirrorless and DSLR cameras. Choose SDI when your camera or production system uses SDI. Check the connector size and supported formats, as mini, micro and full-size HDMI are different.

What monitor size is suitable for a camera rig?

A 5-inch monitor keeps a handheld or gimbal rig relatively compact and light. A 7-inch monitor provides a larger viewing area for focus and framing, but adds weight and may affect balance. Check the monitor's dimensions and your rig's payload before buying.

How bright should an on-camera monitor be for outdoor filming?

Brightness is measured in nits or cd/m². Around 1,000 nits is a useful starting point for daylight viewing, while lower-brightness monitors may need a sun hood. Also consider screen angle, reflections and whether the monitor supports the camera's signal format.

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