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DSLR LCD Field Digital Monitor with 7 Inch HDMI Monitor Screen Hot Sale

DSLR LCD Field Digital Monitor with 7 Inch HDMI Monitor Screen Hot Sale

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Overview:

FM7D/O is our lightweight designed 7 inch DSLR LCD field monitor and full of impressive list of convient features for photographer. Adopting the big 7-inch digital LCD panel, FM7D will not only maximize the real resolution of your DSLR's real images, providing a high contrast and a sharp picture ever for you, but also hep you to enjoy your best shots immediately.

 

Specifications:

Model No.       FM7D (HDMI input)
       FM7D/O (HDMI input & ouput)
LCD PanelSize7 inch TFT LCD
Backlight LampLED Backlight
Resolution1024 x 600, up to 1920 x 1080 (H x V)
Aspect Raito16:9
Brightness250cd/m2
Contrast700:1
Viewing Angle75°/75°(L/R), 70°/75°(U/D)
DisplayDisplay Mode480i/p, 576i/p, 720p (50/60Hz), 1080i/p (50/60Hz)
Color SystemPAL / NTSC
I/O FunctionsSDIN/A
HDMIHDMI Input
HDMI Output (Model: FM7D/O)
YPbPr - BNCYPbPr Inputs
Video - BNC1x Video Input, 1x Video Output
Audio - BNC1x Audio Input
Earphone Jack1x 3.5mm Earphone Jack at Front Panel
Speakers1x Built-in 1W Speaker at Front Panel
XLR DCAvailable
Function KeysLeft, Right, Up, Down, Menu, Focus, Ratio
Switch, Composite, YPbPr, HDMI, Temperature,
Scale, Camera, B/W
Software
Functions
Software
Functions
Canon 5D II Camera Mode, Center Marker, Screen
Marker, Aspect Ratio,Color Mode, Underscan/Overscan
Power SupplyInput VoltageDC 6~24V or AC 100~240V
Power Consumption ≤6W
Mount
Methods
MountShoe mount screw holes (for camera & bracket)
VESAN/A
Mechanical
Design
Weight0.469kg
Dimension188.5(H)×134(W)×42.5(H) mm
Environmental
Specs
Operating Temp.-20°C~55°C
Storage Temp.-30°C~65°C
AccessoriesBattery Plate (F970) 
Cloth Sun hood   
HDMI to mini HDMI cable  
Hot Shoe Mount      
Operation manual     
Power AC/DC adapter (optional)
Sony V battery plate (optional)           
Panasonic Anton battery plate (optional)      
D28 battery plate (optional)  
LP-E6 battery plate (optional)    
DC Battery
Mount Plate Selection Note
Model DU21 for battery of Panasonic DV: NV-GS/PV-GS/DZ-MV/GS/H28/
H258/H288GK series, comply with Panasonic battery DU06/VBD140, Sanyo
DZHS301SW, Hitachi DZ-HS303SW/BZ-BP14S/DZ3200/BP07W

Model QM91D for battery of Sony DV: DSCR1/F/S/MVCCD/E/HC15E/HC1E/
AE1u/DCRTRV828/E/CCD-TRV116/DCR-DVD/PS105K/300K/10P/1E series

Model F970 for battery of Sony DV: DCR-TRV series, DCR-TRV series,
VX2100E PD P series, GV-A700, GV-D800 FD/CCD-SC/TR3/FX1E/
HVR-AIC, HDR-FX1000E, HVR-Z1C, HVR-V1C, FX7E F330

 

 

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Q: I have a MacBook Pro 13 and I am looking to purchase an external LCD HD monitor. I would like it to be 30. What is the best one that I can get while keeping the price under $400?
Presently, there is no such thing as a 30 monitor that costs under $400. 30-inch monitors are usually very high-resolution monitors that do 2560x1600, and those cost upwards of $1000. Unless you want a 32-inch LCD HDTV, those might be had for $400, but their resolution is far lower, usually 1366x768. There are also LCD HDTVs that can do 1920x1080 (aka 1080p High Definition), but you would be hard-pressed to find one of those for under $400.
Q: Is there a simple way?
If the display on the greasy words (unless unavoidable, try not to) that can be used to wipe the surface of professional CD (with a bottle of water, with professional clean dish) this thing with the lotion rub, then rub the display paper to wipe it.-------------------------------------------------------------------Finally, to buy a plastic display dedicated protective film, 17 inches of about 7, 19 inches of about 10. Watch the monitor.
Q: I changed the resolution of my screen to check out which one best fits my viewing but my LCD tv(what I use as my monitor) doesn't support it. It says Unsupported and now everything is black. I don't know how to turn things back to normal since I can't see a thing. I tried to restart my computer but everything is still black. Is there any shortcut key that I can use or something? I'm on Windows 7. Thanks!
Restart the computer, hold down F8 as it boots and then choose 'Start in VGA Mode' from the advanced boot options menu. Once it's up and running you can choose a display mode that your monitor supports. After you've got it running right click the desktop and choose 'Screen Resolution' from the context menu. Then click 'Advanced Settings' which is written in blue on the right hand side of the window that just opened. In the box that has now just opened click the 'Monitor' tab and make sure that the checkbox labelled 'Hide modes that this monitor can't display' is ticked. Edit: This is probably because you're using a TV instead of a monitor, a TV might not communicate with the graphics card to tell it which modes it supports. If you look on the TV manufacturer's website they might have a driver for your computer to use it, if so then your computer will know which modes are allowed.
Q: I heard faulty CRTs can leak lots of radiation if faulty. I don't mean liquid, but radiation.Can LCD leak radiation too? My monitor is like from 2007-2008 (Estimating due to the fact it has a vista sticker on it)
There is nothing to radiate. LCD's do not leak radiation.
Q: Hi, I just noticed that my Innovision MAG LCD monitor is either losing magenta or adding cyan -- can't tell which. Any ideas as to the problem? It's only a couple of years old, is it dying or could it be a cable problem? I know on my plasma TV it was a cable problem, but not sure on this! Thanks for the help!
I would check the cable theory by just switching cables, or even wiggling it. It may just be a short in the cable on that particular color's strand. It may aslo be the plug on the PC or monitor. Other than that, i am not sure if LCD's can actually lose colors.
Q: can you fix a backlight on a lcd monitor? i got a comcrap wf1907 lcd monitor from a friend tht found it outside his work. i went to turn it on and it was working ok but it was flickering a bit. after leaving it on for a few mins it just shuts off, i can turn it back on for a sec but it goes off again. when i was messing with the setting on the monitor it was showin like 10,000 hours on back or somthing like that which is kinda ridiculous. 400+ days of leaving it on LOL. so im just wonder if its even the backlight and or if it could be fixed or worth fixing since it is COMCRAP
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Q: i got samsung 2243SWXPLUS, in the manual it said that the monitor contains a power switch which i can turn the monitor on or off but everytime i turn on the monitor via the plug the monitor just turns on automatically but now i wanna turn off the monitor sometimes to conserve some energy but the power switch on the lcd monitor just wont work i touched it many times and nothing respond anyhelp on how to turn off this monitor? only way i know is to switch off the plug. this might sound stupid. i just cant get the power switch to turn off my monitor.
the best way to turn off your monitor is to go to control panel on your PC and then to power settings and set your monitor to go to sleep or turn off if you would rather turn it off manuley then you should power off your PC first before shutting off your monitor because your PC needs a display to operate and it will keep turning your monitor back on
Q: I have a 19 inch LCD TV, can also be a computer monitor, there is no video line, I want to ask to take general LCD video line can not be used. I found a picture below, please see. Thank you. If you want to buy how much a piece.Please take a look at it and make sure it has a bag at each end of the line. Ha ha, I don't understand. Just call it a bag. I use it to connect the computer. It's not for watching TV
It depends on whether you have such an interface on your monitor. Well, try it yourself and see which one you can plug in to see if you can use it. Some computers have HD interfaces, mostly white. Well, that's pretty clear
Q: Cause my monitor broke down few days ago so i plan to buy an LCD MonitorBut i not sure what brand and whether to buy 17 or 19And what is RSP(like 2MS,4MS,6MS,8MS,16MS)? and its Input A and A+DVI,what's the difference? and its CR (400:1, 600:1, 700:1, 1500:1) Will those thing are important?Anything else important when by an LCD monitor?Pls help.I appreciate everyone's reply!Thanks!
A samsung or LG gives good value for money . Response time is given as 2ms, 4ms etc. it is measured milliseconds. and the faster the better If you are a gamer then go for something with 2 or 4ms A analog input . like ur normal crt monitors DVI Digital video input . this allows better picture quality . but at the same time makes the monitor costlier but its better to get a monitor with A + DVI as many video cards have a DVI out Contrast ratio is the difference between the brightest and dimmest points. i.e. the contrast the screen can give even here the more the ratio the better for normal use u can get somethign with 8ms response time and about 400 to 600 :1 contrast ratio Happy shopping
Q: I just bought a new monitor (second hand) and it's a 19 widescreen monitor. At 1240 x 1024 everything is fine but everything seems kinda squished vertically. I moved the resolution to 1440 x 900 and it worked fine for about a day, nice clear, crisp and in proportion screen but then it just started going fuzzy like it was getting static and everything started to jitter about. Why and is there anyway to stop this? I'd like to be able to use 1440 x 900 as using it at 1240 x 1024 is stretched odd.
because you sux. and that is what you get for going with a cheap off brand to save a couple of bucks.

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