[800 x 480] This monitor works great on the camera. You could spend a lot more, but I don't know why you would want to. The quality of the video on this monitor is great, there are multiple input choices and an audio monitor. Its construction seems rugged and durable and it fits nicely in a custom slot I built into my camera bag. I bought a universal monitor mount, but this unit came with one, so don't buy the mount unless you want an extra one. Sun shade is nice but is a bit fussy to snap on - not a deal breaker, though. I'm happy with this rig.

[800 x 480] I carry my camera everywhere, so I think it is very practical. I usually keep the HDR effect on because I love its look.

[800 x 480] Nice Monitor, great selection of inputs

[800 x 480] This viewfinder has increased the quality of my sports videos 1000%! I used to miss most of the action during my children's soccer games due to the small size of my camcorder LCD screen and glare on most gamedays. This viewfinder blocks out most daylight and magnifies the LCD image making it easy to follow the action (and the ball) during all of our important sporting events. I am using this viewfinder on a Sony HDR-CX7 and even though it wasn't designed for this camcorder it works great. There is a small gap (1/16 inch) between the LCD screen and viewfinder at the top and bottom but it really doesn't effect my ability to shoot great videos.

[1x V-Mount] I'm using this with a canon 6D and it make is so much easier to focus! You can trim the hue and contrast but I was missing focus without it and now, it's alway spot on!

[800 x 480] I bought 1 of these because of the price. When I got the monitor I was blown away by the picture quality for the price! After using it for sometime with out a hitch I bought another and am about to buy a 3rd one. I bought the first 2 from another company because B&H did not have it then. I'm happy to see that B&H carries it now. With this monitor don't be fooled by the listed resolution, the clarity is spot on HD! When your talking 7 the resolution is sharp enough to pull focus with. The manufacture list it as 1920 x 1080. The listed resolution is the actual resolution. The color is not spot on like the resolution is, its close but for the price that is the sacrifice. I found that tweaking the color hue and contrast on the monitor you can get it close to match the monitor built into our cameras. We set our cameras to the kelvin to match the light temperature so color accuracy is not hugely important to us.

[800 x 480] I am quite happy with my Ricoh GR IIIx. I bring it with me everywhere. I have set up film simulations I enjoy. Lens quality feels like a step down from my FujiFilm X100V but it doesn't really matter because I bring it everywhere. Thought I would enjoy the HDF filter, but rarely use it.

[TFT LCD] This is a great alternative to the more expensive Cine version and it works and locks just as well.

[TFT LCD] I used this one on my Sony AX2000 camcorder for a play I was recording. I needed a monitor that was lower than the camcorder and this was also larger. I found the HDMI connector works best. The composite was not clear at all and color washed out. I have a monitor already and needed an extra one for another camcorder. Can't beat the price. and the quality is just fine for what i do.

[TFT LCD] I highly recommend this quick release - I just ordered a 2nd one, probably should have order 2 more. Well built, no wiggle/play, stays locked on as it should, quick and easy 1 finger release (this is key as I pretty much always have my other hand on something else). Cost for this is spot on, great value for sure (paid approx. $17).