Andycine A6 + GH5 Dummy Battery Review (Feelworld F6)

[@gabeannan8090]

This is probably one of the most interesting monitors ive seen online, I was starting to think that the ninja series was a little too expensive and then this video shows up, thanks man!

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Greetings Gabe! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! This monitor is definitely a blessing with the feature, quality, and deployability, at this price range is a wonderful option for people that don't require the extra umph of the Atomos Ninja. I hope one of these days the cheaper monitor companies allows us to load LUTS, not for Log profiles, but for some of us that just color grade the cameras built in color profiles! Would love to see my specific grades on set so that I can make lighting adjustments and spend less time in post if something is off between scenes! Thanks again for stopping by in the comments! I'll see you in the next one every Wednesday! What kind of films do you enjoy filming?

[@niiiiicola]

This was the most helpful video I've watched today on this! Thank you so so much

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Nikoala! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! I'm so glad this video was helpful! This is a bit of an older video and its definitely a great monitor. My current budget classes monitor that I use and love is the Fotga A50 Monitor. My review of that one is here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWa7ZKOXftqDidk Essentially get which ever is cheaper unless you have need for HDMI output and Dual NPF battery for more use time. Hope this further helps! Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@niiiiicola]

@@TLDR_filmmaker I got this monitor for christmas and I have a nikon d5200, so an older video was just what I needed 😂 I'll definitely be checking out more of your videos. Thanks again!

[@henrycolestage7650]

I just picked up one of these to use on my Fuji X-H1 and am very pleased. As the x-h1 doesn't have a "flippy screen" it is hard to frame yourself. That's fixed now. It just makes it a joy to use. Only one real "arghgh!" issue; even when you turn it off the battery still powers the little light. So you have to remove the battery or it will run down. Grrr! Otherwise, same issues as you; the pivot knob loosens but you get in the habit of giving it a little tighten every time you adjust the monitor. No big deal. The shoe mount is the tiniest bit wobbly left to right. Not horrible, just a little annoying. I think the shoe mount just needs to be 1mm wider or so to eliminate it. I LOVE being able to flip it back to front. That makes shooting by yourself so much easier. Unfortunately, if you export the hdmi camera data to the monitor, it reverses itself when you flip it over so you have to be able to read backwards! Oh well, I just turn it off. I really only need to see the volume and histogram when shooting myself. Overall, very happy. Is the SmallHD a better monitor? Maybe, but I can't see it being $300 better. At least on my retired budget :-) Thanks for the review, well done. I really like the TL:DR format. In the naval intel world we call that a BLUF or, Bottom Line Up Front. Many thanks!

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Greetings Henry! Thank you so much for checking out this video (and others that I will get to replying) and commenting! This monitor is definitely quite useful and has continued to serve me well for me needs. I'm not sure if they've changed anything in the firmware of the monitor but if you keep cycling through the flip function it will also flip the image horizontally so that the camera data will be in the correct orientation when you have the monitor flipped towards the lens. Retired budget or not, we always gonna be conscious in our investments ;) I'm glad you enjoy the TLDR / BLUF format! I try my best to think of all the answers people would want to know before I dive into my rambles haha. Thanks again for stopping by!

[@ToddsNerdCave]

Great video! I picked up my Andycine A6 about a month or so ago and I have found it to be an immense help. Though I think that L bracket is kinda junk as I kept finding myself tightening it back up and there was some wobble at the cold shoe mount of it. I ended up replacing it with a small ball head and have been very happy with the monitor.

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Todd! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! This monitor has definitely helped, before I was using my Lilliput A7s on a ballhead, with the large NPF battery and it was just too clunky to run and gun effectively. I feel this 5.7" is the perfect size for the GH5 and has been wonderful running and gunning with it. My hotshoe seems to hold nice and tight without wobble, if you did go back to it you could place some clear tape on the bottom of the hot shoe part so that it snugs up to the cameras mount. My screw does get loose too if I decide to move the screen without untightening as well. For me it doesnt happen often as I generally have to film with the camera lower than my head, so the monitor constantly is left facing upwards. (Damn being tall lol) Other than that, a very nice monitor that does more than I could ever ask for at this price range! Thank you so much again for stopping by! Check back every Wednesday for something new!

[@HowlingWolves77]

You just got a sub from me. I enjoyed the fact that I got the answers first and reasons last. Thank you!

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Wolf! Thank you so much for checking out this video, commenting, and subbing! Got some exciting reviews coming after I finish with the masterclass series in the next couple of weeks! Thanks again for stopping by and I'll see you in the next one!

[@SntKnight]

THE ANSWERS COME FIRST!!!!! You have a new subscriber.

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Jamaal! Thank you so much for checking out this video, commenting, and subscribing! I'm so glad you enjoy the format of this channel! I will continue to do my best with my review and content! Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@failburgerz]

awesome review, probably gonna get me one of these!

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Marko! Thank you so much for checking out this video, kind words, and commenting! I literally used it today on a shoot with a gimbal while pulling focus outside in the sun. This monitor has been amazing and definitely worth it in my eyes at this price point. Andycine currently has a coupon for the holidays and expires on Nov 15th, be sure to apply it if you decide to snag one before it ends! (code in video description) Thanks again for stopping by in the comments! Hope to see you in the next one every Wednesday!

[@failburgerz]

@@TLDR_filmmaker for sure bro, love your reviews!

[@tjayweekes3880]

Does the focus peaking on your gh5 also show up on the monitor? And if you have a lut on V-LOG, does this show up on the A6, or do you just see the log image?

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey TJay! Thank you so much for checking out this video and asking a question! The focus peaking will only show, if I remember correctly, if you tell the HDMI to display all info. However the focus peaking is very very "fine" when going through HDMI so you won't really be able to see it. Best to just use the Monitors own Focus peaking (however annoying as it will focus on HDMI info if you have that going through). As for the V-LOG lut assist, there is an option to turn that on in the GH5. Hope this helps! Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@tjayweekes3880]

@@TLDR_filmmaker Thank you so much for being super helpful and as always, very informative. All the best.

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

You're most welcome!

[@Link3131a]

Hey, sorry this is late of me to ask, but can you record in 10 bit 4k 24p using this monitor on a GH5? And without the monitor dropping signal while recording? Thanks :)

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey arfhanisbest! Thank you so much for checking out this video and asking a question! Do you mean if the Andycine will drop signal when recording in that format? If so, no, it does not drop signal while recording in that format (internally of course). I used this monitor when filming in HLG 10bit 24p and it worked quite well with the Gh5. Hope this helps! Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@Link3131a]

@@TLDR_filmmaker Thanks so much, i'll purchase soon :)

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

You're most welcome! There is an updated version of this monitor that I've reviewed as well that you can find here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nofCia2ep9-qmNE But my primary monitor that I use is actually a different one made by Fotga: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWa7ZKOXftqDidk Just want to make sure you get some additional info as this monitor is older, still works great, but older.

[@Link3131a]

@@TLDR_filmmaker The A6 Plus is out of my budget, but the Fotga A50T seems like a nice purchase, especially for pinching in to check focus. Dual battery slots is also nice since i want to go with low profile batteries. If i do go with the Fotga, i'm not sure where i can slot a videomic since it doesn't offer another hotshoe mount. I'd prefer to stay away from a camera cage setup that offers more hotshoe mounts, as i intend to keep my setup portable and instant. Also, how is monitor lag on the Fotga A50T? To my understanding, the GH5 usually suffers from monitor lag when recording at 24fps, but i noticed you using the gimbal and following focus just fine. And i take it the monitor doesn't get concerningly hot either? Sorry for asking so many questions XD

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Haha no worries about the questions! The Lag isn't bad as its handicapped by the GH5's HDMI port first and foremost. So any lag that monitor does bring is very minimal compared to the lag coming out of the GH5. For that skit I shot in 30p to stay consistent with the youtube talking head portion. But I will say having shot 3 feature films with the GH5 HDMI out lag at 24p. While it is annoying to know its there, you sort of don't really feel it when you're actually filming, your body and eyes adjust to process both the actor moving and only really use the monitor to spot check focus and framing during movement. As for if it gets hot, not in my experience to where I am concerned for the monitor. Pretty sure all budget monitor these days do just fine when it comes to heat.

[@fabvregregoire8620]

Hello, thanks for your review. Can you tell me how is possible to aliment the 7,2V dc input of a camera with a 8v DC output from the monitor without issues, burning camera composents ? Does the Dummy battery fix the difference of voltage ? Maybe it is a stupid question but I made researchs and I can't find the answer... please telle me.

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Fabvre! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! The dummy battery doesn't regulate the voltage rather the monitor already does it internally. 8v is safe for the camera to operate from. The 7.2v that you usually see on batteries is just its average operating voltage (I think), when you fully charge a battery the voltage is actually higher than 7.2v. Hope this helps! Thanks again for stopping by and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@fabvregregoire8620]

@@TLDR_filmmaker thanks !

[@markus8282]

Nice Review, thank you! But how can this be sharper than other 2k-monitos? It´s still digital and same pixel count. Baybe you dialed it brighter? Actually on a bigger monitor with same resolution focus pulling should be easier. Are the colors in the highlights washed out only on this monitor, or is it the same with Lilliput A7s and others? The 4 function buttons are in fact great bonus.

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey Markus! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! I know it sounds crazy that to my eyes this monitor was sharper than my lilliput 7" as well as the other ones I used alongside of it. The best way I can describe what I saw from the other monitors was the pixels almost look like its fuzzy around the actually pixel (Pixel glow or bleeding?) Where as with the A6 monitor, I did not feel like I was seeing any fuzziness, it was crystal clear and sharp. Perhaps I got a lower quality panel from the batch in my Lilliput since these monitors are quite cheap, I can't imagine they are top line produced parts. As for the highlights washing out, my liliput a7s seems to hold a little more detail in the IRE 90 area, but not by much, id say the performance is approximately the same. I'm not sure about the MA5 as that belonged to a colleague of mine, we were on the same shoot together. The four function buttons is amazing to have, I hope more monitors will go this route as Focus peaking and false color are not the only functions we'd like to use quickly on the field! No I am praying for Andycine, Feelworld, etc to give us a monitor that allows us to load our own LUTs. While I don't film in log, I do sometimes grade the color profile I work in (Mainly NATURAL, used to be CINE-D). It would be nice to see my typical color looks out in the field when filming the independent movies I work on, would save a lot of time in post production so that we get the light levels right for the graded look right away! Thanks again for stopping by in the comments! Hope to see you again in the next one every Wednesdays!

[@markus8282]

Hey TLDR, thanks many times for taking the effort writing me this comprehensive answer! You may be absolutely right with the probably not so expensive parts which cause the pixel bleeding or whatever that is. Thanks to your review I now definitively would go with the Andycine A6, if I buy one. I´m looking forward to coming wednesday!

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

You are most welcome!

[@donald061966]

TLDR Filmmaker I have an Sony A77 that I've used for years and will be purchasing the A7iii in the future but would like a Atomos Ninja V to be a recorder. My A77 outputs through HDMI a 1080p 60fps signal that I should be able to add LUTS to with the Ninja V. What do you think? By the way, I have Marshall monitor is starting to act up and so before that happens should I invest in the Ninja V?

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Greetings Donald! Thank you so much for checking out this video and asking a question! I feel the answers could change depending on your shooting style and workflow. My personal gear investing habits all come down to two things, complete budget of the gear + how much time does it take or save me. So in your current scenario, this is how my brain see's the option 1) When utilizing a recorder on set, you inherently will need to spend more money as you need to ensure you will always have enough SSD's on hand as well as extra batteries as these things will be more power hungry than a regular field monitor. Afterwards you most likely will need to purchase more storage/editing hard drive to fit all the high quality prores files (or RAW for some cameras) 2) The recorder will save you time in post as you no longer need to transcode your files into Prores...but the question becomes, does your footage necessarily need to be prores? For me, anything other than a feature film or documentary may not need to be shot in prores. My channel does not require that fidelity as its more informational and most likely being viewed on a tablet or cellphone, so the amount of money I spend to shoot in prores becomes a lose. 3) Atomos used as a field monitor only is hands down an amazing tool, especially with the ability to load LUTS so that you can see your grade before going into post. That in itself is a great time saver on set, especially for feature films. 4) This one is a bit more philosophical, "If you can't immediately say "I need this", then chances are you don't need it right now." This is a big one to me as it always immediately tells me if a gear is worth investing in right away. The GH5 was the first piece of gear that I pre-ordered right away, coming from the GH4. When they told us IBIS + Waveform was inside the camera, I knew immediately the GH5 was something I needed and worth the investment because of how my footage would look in certain situations with the GH4. 5) Last, but not least, is looking towards the future. These uncompressed codecs will always always technically outperform a compressed codec....but technology and development isn't going to make that statement true forever. Internal compressed codecs continue to improve with each generation of cameras and I believe the next camera war is going to be determined not by low-light, but by internal codec. We as creatives know low-light only can go so far in terms of getting a great story telling image, but its not worth anything if we can't process it or manipulate it the way they want. After all the cameras finally reach a clean triple native ISO 256000, their next aim is for the most efficient internal codec that rivals uncompressed codecs and pave the way for why their camera is the only camera you should ever consider. Sorry this is such a long reply and most likely does not fully answer your question. But the main answer is, are you prepared to spend extra cash on top of the Ninja V just to be able to record and store your prores footage. If the answer is "yes" no problem, then its probably one of then I would say it's definitely a great bang for the buck (currently). If loading your own luts is all you're looking for, there are some field monitors that are not recorders out there that allow you load your own luts into the monitor. I'm sincerely hoping companies like Andycine and Feelworld will be incorporating that feature soon as its been long overdue. Hope this helps! Thank you so much for stopping by in the comments! Check back every Wednesdays for something new!

[@Romafedorov]

Which one would you say is a better monitor(Regarding the screen size) in terms of color, Sharpness, Brightness etc.. the Andycine A6 or the Liliput A7S ? Thanks!

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Roma! Thanks for checking out this video and asking a question! I'm going to assume you meant "disregarding the screen size", if that's the case I would say Andycine A6, definitely sharper and better colors. I would actually take a look at the Andycine A6 Lite, I didn't realize they came out with an updated version that gives the HDMI output, that puts it much closer to the A7S minus the screen size. The A6 also has more custom function buttons, which is great for all the features I need right away. Hope this helps! Thanks again for stopping by and I"ll see you in the next one!

[@Romafedorov]

@@TLDR_filmmaker Thank you very much for the reply!

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

You're most welcome!

[@ohshowproductionsllc]

Hi, is there latency (monitor lag) issues with the GH5? I currently use the Lilliput and there is terrible latency. I appreciate your honest feedback about this monitor, Thanks!

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Tony! Thank you so much for checking out this video and asking a question! Unfortunately the latency that we see from the GH5 is actually on the GH5 itself, especially if you are filming in 24hz or 24fps, latency is better when you are filming in 30p or 60p. I have no idea why this is for the GH5, but it seems to struggle sending out a fast signal when filming in 24 :(. As for the monitors internal latency, I haven't performed a traditional test in this regard because even if the monitor is fast, the camera still becomes the bottleneck. I hope Panasonic figures this out when they eventually develop the GH6. I haven't heard of its better in the S1 cameras, but allegedly the latency from the HDMI port is about the same, possibly a limitation of the HDMI protocol. Hope this helps! Thanks again for stopping by and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@ohshowproductionsllc]

​@@TLDR_filmmaker Hi Kevin, thanks for you reply! yes I keep reading it is totally the GH5's fault, I'm wanting to use it mostly with my Gh5 on a gimbal I bought recently. I called SmallHD last year and they said their focus monitor does NOT have latency but honestly I don't really believe them, and this AndyCine seems to do the same at a great price. I enjoy your channel, great information and I like the way you present.

[@HimurraKenshi]

Can you power the BMPCC6k with the DC out using a dummy battery?

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Kira! Thank you so much for checking out this video and asking a question! I believe it was discovered that the LP6 dummy battery coming out of these types of monitors does not work because the voltage is capped. I think the BMPCC cameras must draw more power than normal out of these batteries. Sorry :( Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@SretloW]

How do you get the lcd back screen settings in the Feelworld monitor?

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey again Mike! It should be somewhere in the menu towards the back couple icons where you can adjust the LCD options.

[@flop-000]

Hi can you help me. When I plug an external monitor into my Canon 90d, the camera monitor switches off, so I am unable to have them both operating at the same time. Can you suggest something to rectify this please. Michael.

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Mykal! Thank you so much for checking out this video and asking a question! I'm not as familiar with the Canon 90d as I haven't used a Canon since my T3i days. My guess is this is a hardware limitation where it cannot feed the back monitor and an HDMI feed at the same time. I would do a google search and see if there is anyway around it. Sorry I couldn't be of more help. Thanks again for stopping by! Stay safe, healthy, and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@flop-000]

@@TLDR_filmmaker Thank you for your response and help. Much appreciated.

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

You're most welcome!

[@KBergmann18]

Do I need to do anything special to get all the camera settings of my GH5 displayed on the monitor as a duplicate? I can see in your video the andycine copys all settings 1:1 😅

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Kevin! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! In your GH5 you need to go to your HDMI Output settings and there is a setting called "Display Info", this will make the external monitor display all your camera settings instead of just a "clean signal" Hope this helps! Thanks again for stopping by and I’ll see you in the next one!

[@KBergmann18]

@@TLDR_filmmaker Thats it thanks dude! 😁

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

You're most welcome!

[@harrynguyen1611]

this would be perfect for BMPCC4K. Solved the 2 biggest shortcoming with a decent form factor.

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Greetings Harry! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! You are so correct! They do have a Canon LP-6 Dummy battery so in theory it should work! My ultimate decision was to not purchase a BMPCC 4K, however I may have access to one in the near future to test this and see how well it performs! Definitely will be interesting to see how long my NPF battery would last in that setup! Thank you so much for stopping by! Check back every Wednesday for something new!

[@harrynguyen1611]

Apparently someone has tested this setup and it didn’t work due to insufficient voltage. Now if we could get a monitor with 12v output :(

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Aw man! I wonder how many watts the camera needs when its operating in battery mode. According to BMD website, the box comes with a 30w power supply. My guess is battery mode requires up to 12-15 watts, it'll be interesting to see what companies do to create a nice large 12v battery that people can use when out in the field.

[@DL-dj9ly]

i have a problem with this monitor :( when I put the battery in it, without linking it to gh5 with hdmi cable, it pulls out a sound like electric current inside. My microphone records stereo, and I can not capture the sound because of the monitor. yesterday when we once again tested the monitor with 100% battery, the sound almost disappeared. but when the battery reached 60%, it started to sound more powerful :(

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey DL! Thank you so much for checking out this video and asking a question! I can't remember if the Andycine had a speaker built in like my Lilliput A7s, I don't think it does but for the sake of eliminating the chance, go into the Menu system of the Andycine and turn the headphone jacks volume all the way down. However what it sounds like to me is that one of the capacitors inside the Andycine may be damaged slightly. Which makes sense because you don't hear the electric current inside as much when you have a full battery versus a slightly depleted battery. Some capacitors will squeal and whine at lower voltages/currents but won't when it gets the full voltage and current it's rated for. My TV does this when you first power on the TV, but after it fully powers on, you don't hear the squeal and whine. Long story short, I think you should contact either the Vendor or Andycine and let them know your problem that you could have a bad capacitor or something on the board that's not working correctly when electricity passes through it. Hopefully they can assist you and get you a replacement ASAP, as my Andycine A6 does not experience this problem when hooked up to my NPF batteries. Hope this helps!

[@DL-dj9ly]

@@TLDR_filmmaker I appreciate a lot for what you wrote here. I contacted the technical department, I'm waiting for an answer. volume is now 0 , but it has the same problem. It sounds like it comes from the screen, I do not know. I'm waiting to see what he says, but if he does not answer, I'll send him back to the UK. Was bought from Amazon Uk :( Thank you very much for the comment, I will keep track of you. You do the very good job.

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

You are most welcome and thank you for the kind words! I will continue to do my best!

[@marcosansalone]

If I'm not wrong, it seems that I can't use the HDMI cables with my GH5. I don't understand how to plug the cable to the gh5.

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Greetings Marco! Thank you so much for checking out the video and asking a question! The monitor itself does not come with the proper HDMI cable if you are using a GH5 or any other cameras that have a full HDMI port on the camera. Simply use a normal HDMI to HDMI cable (ones you use for TV to video game consoles etc) and you should be good. I have link to a coiled HDMI to HDMI cable in the description, I use that one because it retracts to a short length when not in use so that it's easier to pack and won't get in the way as much when I'm out in the field. Hope this helps! Thank you again so much for stopping by in the comments, hope to see you in the next one every Wednesday!

[@marcosansalone]

@@TLDR_filmmaker Cool! thank you! :)

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

You're most welcome!

[@mikaelphotographer]

Hi. Will it work with gh5s C4K 60 fps?? Tnx

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Greetings Mikael! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! I believe this monitor would but it wont technically show you the true C4k resolution and you would just see it via a 1080p signal. I unfortunately don't have a GH5S to test this for real, but I know when we've shot on the GH5 that C4k resolution is no problem at 24p and 30p. Hope this helps! Thanks again for stopping by and hope to see you in the next one!

[@mikaelphotographer]

@@TLDR_filmmaker Tnx!! I think will buy it and testing:-P

[@Bennettsto]

I just got this and I'm running into a problem. I can't use Lock-on AF when I plug into the monitor. Do you know anything about this?

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Greetings Bennett Stoops! Thank you so much for checking out this video and asking a question! I unfortunately don't have any native lenses to use the Lock-On AF feature, but I will say that the GH5 in the older firmwares had this weird problem where if you have a monitor attached that the touch screen was extremely flakey in terms of how well it read your commands via touch. I wonder if the Lock-On AF is part of it too. Hope someone here in the community can shed some light and see if they can replicate your problem. I would also send some feedback to Panasonic and let them know that when you attach the monitor that your Lock-On AF doesn't work. Sorry I don't have a solid answer for you, but hopefully a solution will come soon! Thank you so much for stopping by, hope to see you in the next one!

[@joonajks]

Is this monitor great for a talking head video?

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey again Joon! This dependent on what you're comfortable looking at. For me a 5" monitor is fine as I just need a reference, but some people like 7" monitor. You can even use a TV if you'd like, just depends on your preferences. Otherwise yes this monitor is just a monitor and for a talking head it'll give you reference and rough color/exposure references.

[@joonajks]

@@TLDR_filmmaker thank you sir!

[@dangphoto_]

feelworld f5, f6, f7 = feelworld ma5, ma6, ma7 btw :)

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Dang! Thank you so much for checking out this video and commenting! You're absolutely right, I actually got to meet the people in charge this year at NAB and now I know how Andycine and Feelworld's work relationship is! Love their monitors, especially the upcoming F6+ that I saw at NAB, that ones gonna be amazing to use! Thank you so much again for stopping by! Hope to see you in the next one!

[@elid377]

nice video, but feelworld f7 is under 200 and better

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey Neon! It's been awhile! I don't disagree, as a 7" monitor is definitely nice to have, however I think it depends on what your setup is. For me when I had my Liliput A7s attached to my GH5 in a run and gun situation, it was a nightmare to operate with the hotshoe ballhead with the largest NPF Battery. I feel this A6 is the best run and gun setup because of size, operational design, and of course powering the camera. That being said, I wouldn't use these for a portable video village, id probably go towards the 7" monitors for sure! Thanks again for checking in and commenting! How's everything going out there in Cali, man?

[@elid377]

@@TLDR_filmmaker for sure bro for my run n gun i had longer neck on the shoe mount which allowed me to actually hold the whole thing with my left hand, so my left hand was in between the cam and the monitor andbi loved that setup

[@Photographicelements]

JLW?

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Hey hey P.e! "Journey Learns Wisdom"