The ANDYCINE A6 Lite 5" Full HD HDMI Monitor 4K Supportfrom ANDYCINE A6 Lite 5" Full HD HDMI Monitor 4K Supportoffers a lightweight, compact way to view your footage when shooting with your mirrorless camera, DSLR, or small camcorder. This versatile 1920 x 1080 monitor has a built-in battery plate compatible with both Sony L-Series type and Canon LP-E6 type batteries; it can also be powered using a separately available 12VDC source. Equipped with an HDMI input and an HDMI loop-out, the A6 Lite will support video resolutions up to DCI 4K.

The included tilt arm enables you to easily position the A6 Lite at the optimal angle and includes a shoe for mounting an accessory. This compact, slim monitor's Rec 709 color gamut accurately reproduces your colors. An 8.4VDC output can be used with a separately available dummy battery to power select cameras. In addition to the tilt arm, a sunshade, an HDMI cable, and a cleaning cloth are included with the A6 Lite 5" monitor.

5" 1920 x 1080 HDMI Monitor    Supports up to DCI 4K Input    Dual L-Series/LP-E6 Battery Plate    1 x HDMI Input / 1 x HDMI Output    8VDC Output Powers Select Cameras    Focus Peaking / Histogram / Image Flip    Barrel Input for Optional 12VDC Power    Tilt Arm with Cold Shoe    Sunshade & HDMI Cable Included

Tools include focus peaking indicators (red, green, and blue) and false color tools for properly setting your exposure

One HDMI input and one HDMI loop-out, a 3.5mm stereo headphone jack, and a DC output port for use with a dummy battery adapter cable (available separately) to extend your camera's runtime

Mounts to your camera using the included tilt arm and your camera's shoe mount or 1/4"-20 thread

Power the monitor via the built-in dual Sony L-Series type / Canon LP-E6 battery plate or the 12 VDC input

The included sunshade provides an effective monitoring environment when shooting in bright sunlight

• Brightness histogram
• Peaking focus assist
• False colors
• Exposure zebra
• Nine-grid zoom
• Anamorphic mode
• Pixel-to-pixel
• Embedded audio
• Check field (red/green/blue/mono)
• Image flip (H, V, H/V)
• Image freeze
• Zoom-all

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What cables/connectors does this monitor ship with?

A: This monitor will come with a mini hdmi to full size hdmi cable, as well as a tilt arm.

Q: 2. What is the DC 8v Output barrel size? 2.2mm or 2.1mm?

A: It is actually a 2.1mm barrel.

Q: 3. Does this Monitor allow a clean feed out?

A: This monitor has a loop out. It will pass along whatever video signal is coming in. If the HDMI feed coming in is clean then the output will be clean. If the HDMI feed coming in is not clean then the monitor is not capable of removing any on screen overlays added by your camera.

Q: 4. Can you view both camera monitor and this monitor at the same time?

A: That would depend on the camera you are using with the ANDYCINE A6 Lite 5" Full HD HDMI Input/Output Monitor with 4K Support/DC Out /Tilt Arm.

Q: 5. Hi, the ANDYCINE A6 Lite 5inch can be powered by a 14.8V Sony v-mount battery ?

A: That should be possible as this monitor is powered through Sony L-Series batteries. You could ust a product the IndiPRO Tools Coiled D-Tap to Sony L-Series Dummy Battery Cable to connect it to a V-Mount Battery with a D-Tap Port, BH #INCPTSLS. https://bhpho.to/2ZdOR1J

Q: 6. Will this monitor support older DSLRs like the Canon Rebel SL2 200D?

A: The ANDYCINE A6 5.7" Full HD HDMI On-Camera Monitor with 4K Support/DC Out/Tilt Arm will work with the Canon SL2.. The monitor comes with the correct HDMI cable for the SL2.

Q: 7. Can you hear the playback from the monitor without the use of earphones?

A: No. It does not have built-in speakers.

Q: 8. Will it take a canon lp-e17 battery?

A: No it will not. It will only take LP-E6, or the L-series Sony NP-F batteries.

Q: 9. Does it have an On/Off switch ?

A: Yes, the ANDYCINE A6 5.7" Full HD HDMI On-Camera Monitor with 4K Support/DC Out/Tilt Arm has an On/Off button on the top of the monitor.

Q: 10. What is the screen brightness of the ANDYCINE A6 Lite - nits or cd/m2?

A: Andycine does not publish a screen brightness spec for this monitor. As a general rule of thumb when no spec is published you can expect it to be a standard brightness of 350-400 nits.