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Reddit mentions of ANDYCINE A6 5.7 Inch HDMI Field Monitor 1920x1080 DC 8V Power Output Swivel Arm Compatibel for Sony,Nikon,Canon DSLR and Gimbals
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We found 3 Reddit mentions of ANDYCINE A6 5.7 Inch HDMI Field Monitor 1920x1080 DC 8V Power Output Swivel Arm Compatibel for Sony,Nikon,Canon DSLR and Gimbals. Here are the top ones.
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5.7 inch IPS screen.Ultra light weight.Perfect size for gimbal and handheld stablizers.1920X1080 Native Resolutions.460nits brightness,1400:1 contrast. Wide viewing angels. 16.7M(8bit) color display support 4K HDMI signal input.Clear and sharp focus monitorsBuilt-in DC-8V power output, you can draw the power from monitor to DSLR or Mirrorless camera via dummy battery seperately. Specially designed tilt arms, easy to twist and adjust the best view position increasing your better experience on your shooting and fieldingAdvanced features with Histogram, Zebra exposure, Camera Mode, Image Flip, Check field etc. Provide the much professional assistance on your shootingMulti-Function Signal input and output. Build-in HDMI Input Port, Build-in 3.5mm Earphone jack.We cover 1 year warranty. If there is any quality fails, please contact us for free new replacement or refund
Specs:
| Color | A6 HDMI Monitor 8V Power Out |
| Height | 3.5433 Inches |
| Length | 6.06298 Inches |
| Release date | July 2018 |
| Size | 5.7inch HDMI(A6) |
| Weight | 0.440924524 Pounds |
| Width | 0.90551 Inches |
Yes :) here they are:
Handle: link
Mounting plate: link
Manfrotto Quick Release Plate : link
Follow focus: link
Rods(16" & 6") link
Handlegrip: link
Lens support: link
Shoulder pad: link
Rod clamp: link
Cold Shoe mount: link
To hold the battery I used this rod clamp: link and this plate: link
Battery: link
To connect the battery to the BMPCC 4k I used these cables and the charging cable from the camera to make an adapter: link to cables
Magic arm to hold the monitor: link
Samsung SSD 500gb: link
SSD holder: link
Monitor: link
HDMI cable: link
BMPCC 4k cage: link
I'm using the Sigma 18-35mm (Nikon) and the Viltrox 0.71X Lens Mount Adapter: link
I think that's it :)
I'm not sure I would recommend trying to put the camera further forward....it'll make it a lot more front-heavy which will make it harder on your arms to hold. It's actually better to try to get the camera on your shoulder and make all the gear as tight to your body as possible to reduce the weight on your arms.
I bought this cheap Andycine monitor off of Amazon and it works great as a viewfinder. The colour is slightly off but I calibrated it to be pretty close to the camera's colour. It works well enough to be able to see what I'm filming, and when it comes to setting exposure and colour I just look at the actual camera. A big reason I wanted a secondary monitor is because I also like to take the camera off the shoulder rig sometimes and hold it down low, so with this I can tilt the monitor up and see what I'm filming. I can hold the camera firmly against my chest, and pull focus on the barrel, while looking at the monitor like this.
This is what my rig looks like at the moment. I bought a v mount plate and a v mount battery to put on the back of the rails, but after seeing someone post about a plate that allows you to power your camera with sony NPF batteries, I'm considering switching to that instead. I ordered the sony NPF plate to test it out and if it works well I think I'm going to return my v-mount and accessories because it cost around $500 for all that. I'm also considering getting a cheap matte box, since I'd like to be able to stack filters, but I already bought a few filters to go on my DSLR lenses, and the cost of a matte box and one 4 x 5.6 filter will probably be at least like $1000.
I got one of these recently (Andycine A6): https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B077FNHBVF/
Colors aren't fantastic, but it gets the job done for framing and focusing. Not too big, not too small.