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On Camera Monitors

35 products from 7 brands, including Feelworld, Lilliput, Portkeys. Prices from $172.95 to $3,829.95, including GST. 12 ship within 1-2 business days.

On camera monitors give camera operators a larger view for framing, focus and exposure while filming. Choose a compact screen for a handheld or gimbal setup, or a 7-inch monitor for easier viewing on a rig. This range includes Feelworld, Portkeys, Atomos and Blackmagic models for video, cinema and production cameras.

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About the On Camera Monitors range

When choosing an on camera monitor, check the display size, resolution, brightness and input type first. A 5 to 5.5-inch screen keeps a small rig lighter, while 7 inches provides more room for menus, focus tools and exposure scopes. High brightness helps when filming outdoors. Check whether the monitor accepts your camera's HDMI or SDI signal, including its resolution and frame rate. Useful monitoring tools can include a touchscreen, waveform, false colour, focus peaking, zebras, HDR preview and 3D LUT support. If you need recording or wireless video, confirm those functions are built into the specific model.

Match the monitor to the camera output and the cables used on your rig. HDMI and SDI are different connections, and an HDMI monitor will not accept SDI without suitable conversion. Also check whether the monitor supports the camera's signal format, such as 4K or HD and the required frame rate. Consider mounting space, screen weight, viewing distance and power requirements before buying. This category is organised under Monitors, with compact 5 to 5.5-inch options and larger 6 to 7-inch models. Each product page shows its dispatch time. Prices include GST, with free shipping to Australian addresses.

On Camera Monitors questions

Do I need an HDMI or SDI on camera monitor?

Choose HDMI if your camera provides HDMI output, which is common on mirrorless and many compact video cameras. Choose SDI for cameras and production systems that use SDI cabling. Some monitors support both. Check the camera output, monitor input and supported signal format before ordering.

What size monitor is suitable for a camera rig?

A 5 to 5.5-inch monitor suits lightweight mirrorless, DSLR and gimbal rigs. A 6 to 7-inch screen gives a larger viewing area for focus and exposure checks, but adds size and weight. Make sure your cage, arm or mounting system can support the monitor securely.

Can an on camera monitor display a 4K camera signal?

Only if the monitor supports the camera's 4K signal over the required connection. Check the supported resolution and frame rate, not just the word 4K in the product name. Some monitors accept a 4K input but display a lower-resolution image. The product specifications identify supported formats.

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