Viltrox DC550 Pro 5.5 inch LED Monitor Review

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The Viltrox DC-550 Pro is a bright 1200 nits (1200cd/M2) touchscreen 1920x1080p 5.5 inch LED monitor. The Viltrox DC-550 Pro kit includes a hard-shell case, a removable/collapsible sun-hood, monitor mount, NPF 550 battery and 2 HDMI cables - Mini HDMI and Micro HDMI.
A USB-A to USB-C charging/powering cable.
The Viltrox DC-550 Pro features a lot of pro level features like a dual false colour display, full waveform modes, vector scope, zebra stripes, customisable colour calibration and all the video assist tools you might find in prosumer monitors. The Viltrox DC-550 Pro features the uploading of custom LUTs via an SD card and has a full set of common camera LUTS already pre-installed.
It has a HDMI v 1.4 pass through ports supporting 4k 30p display.
In this video review I take a closer look at the Viltrox DC-550 Pro on-camera monitor pros and cons, features and settings.
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[@hamradioop5777]

I think you will find that all three versions, including the 'lite' are touch screen devices.

[@PE4Doers]

Very nice review - thank you Sir 🙂

[@GrahamHoughton12]

Thanks for watching!

[@f1remandg]

Very good and obviously this was done back in October or November, however I thought you were a bit more rushed than normal, the HDMI can be overcome by an 90% angled adapter, I used one on my TV in kitchen, and probably a screen protector of the none reflecting kind, so good points to raise, I was wondering wether the Osse Lemon was a better option but good review. Regards David 73

[@pgtips9824]

Thank you! Great video.

[@_trismegistus]

Any issues with the monitor losing HDMI signal periodically and cycling through all resolutions before finding the 4k signal again? This is with a Fuji xh2s, very frustrating.

[@Maximilan20]

Does the monitor support dual pixel auto focus or whatever camera you have alternative on the monitor itself?

[@matheusfersi062]

It says that we can freeze the image with this monitor, but how?

[@GrahamHoughton12]

There is a still frame capture option on the menu option screen

[@magicman4000]

What does the pixel to pixel mode do? Should I have it on or off?

[@GrahamHoughton12]

The Pixel to Pixel feature essentially displays an HD video signal at its full size, so only a small portion of the image will be visible on the monitor’s screen. Think of the Pixel to Pixel feature as a way to quickly zoom in and out of the image on screen, without the need for a “digital zoom” feature

[@fredwarner7647]

How do you print out the full size English page only?

[@pedrosanchez4035]

Great video thank you. it was exactly what I was looking for. I cherish that you are kind enough to explain acronyms such as 'LUTs', I know what they are for but it is nice to have the name in full, which is then self explanatory as to how/why they work when loaded into the monitor. I have been wondering, as I am new to video production. Wonderful attention to detail. Subbed.

[@paulclegg-wells]

Now comes with full size HDMI cable

[@silveiraaaaaa]

It is possible to review the photos taken from the camera on the monitor

[@Jeetphotographie]

Hi , does it show eye autofocus while viewing on the screen? And can we playback slowmotion recording?

[@furkonige]

you skipped the anamorphic menu... happy holydays

[@jezmink]

Do you know if the display is IPS.

[@antoniogerardiano7391]

salve volevo chiedere se questo monitor è compatibile con la canon lumix fz82...grazie

[@studiovitta]

Nice review

[@theoldvideoguy]

I’m 72. I want to be just like you when I grow up. Great content. Just ordered the 550 lite

[@wilismatrix9847]

72 you already must be older than him 🤣

[@kuroeye]

@@wilismatrix9847 he said at 3:10 that he's 74 😌

[@emanrov]

Very nice review. I personally don't need it vut i think ther is a definite user base for it. I also have a question. Does the fz 300 support 10bit. Probably not. Thank you

[@GrahamHoughton12]

No the FZ300 doesn't support HDMI out during recording so cannot be used.

[@hishamelbatawi3014]

The first to press like 👍

[@GrahamHoughton12]

thank you