H056 (V2) field monitor review - Full metal (2nd edition) - With 5.6" 1280x800 screen
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- čas přidán 12. 09. 2024
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It´s not fully compatible to 24P signals (!) The scaler adds then a quite pronounced image lag / ghosting (at least according to a trusted source). I cannot say if it´s still the case. But AVOID buing it, if you´re using a GH4 or BMPCC / Blackmagic Pocket with native 24P, 25P and 30P output (!)
If you have the option to output 1080i - Just use that mode. The ghosting is still there - But WAY lower / less pronounced. That´s more or less the one bigger limitation of this screen! (Btw.: The ghosting is never completely gone - If you cannot live with that then DON`T GET THIS SCREEN - Better check out the MustHD M601H or M701H - Or the IKAN VK7i instead!)
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Actual Settings:
Backlight: 79 or 80
Contrast: 48
Brightness: 54
Chroma: 50
Sharpness: 14
Tint: 48
Color Temp: 156 - 140 - 150
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UPDATE:
I compared it today to a Marshall LCD70XHB monitor (the high brightness model). It holds VERY well against it (with the settings mentioned above). Just the minor image ghosting and the not 100% perfect colors are visible (But that´s also kind of technology based - A cheap TN panel vs a good IPS panel cannot win ^^). The H056 is even better sharpness / resolution wise than the LCD70 - AND its oversharpening filter (compared to the standard Marshall peaking) is also WAY more usable (at least for me personally).
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Hello, the camera canon 600d there is a delay on this monitor. ?? when you turn and stop recording?
video baby Hmm. The 600D (aka T3i) also drops to 480P (SD) resolution while recording - Yes. But the H056 (V2) has a "Canon 5D" mode, which forces it to stay in the lower 480P resolution (so you SHOULD not get any dropouts any more - Inbetween standby and recording). Though: I already sold the screen (and I only used it with other cameras, where I didn´t need that mode). So I cannot test it out for you - Sorry. But it should work (as I never got any reply that it´s not working as it should ^^).
AustrianGeek thank you friend.
You´re welcome ^^.
Hello AustrianGeek. Thank you for your most comprehesive review. Do you know if the monitor compatible with Blackmagic Pocket Cinema camera: Its output signal is 10bit uncompressed 4:2:2?
It´s (more or less) compatible as far as I know (THOUGH: Only heard / read of it - I didn´t have a pocket to test it out by myself) - BUT beware: It seems like you´re getting a major input / image lag if you´re using the native 24P / 23.976P output signal of the pocket (!) So it´s (more or less) not really usable with the pocket ...
If you want something dirt cheap search for a used Lilliput 5D-II or 665P screen - They are compatible to the HDMI signal of the pocket camera and offer acceptable resolution and image quality. Not perfectly calibrateable, the colors are always way off (especially the reds) and the advanced features are always faulty / not working flawlessly - But the base hardware is quite ok. Maybe try to search for the standrad models - IF there are a few used units available - I always recommend to search for Lilliput units without the advanced features as they never work flawlessly (as already mentioned) - So don´t pay for them additionally ^^.
If you want something (overall) better, check out the MustHD screens. Not the cheapest ones, but they are also working flawlessly with the pocket - And the remote feature is really nice (as you can control the features without even touching the screen - For example mounted to a rig handgrip or the grip of a fluid head ^^). But only check out the M501H and the M701H (as the M601H is only using a 6 bit panel - AND the new upcoming M701S with SDI is just too expensive).
HTH (hope that helps ^^)
AustrianGeek Sometime I am surprised of how a person or a company can give their professional opinion or service in most patience human way, because from where I am coming this is like begging to get a bit of information or assistant :) so I am very appreciate this. I purchases the MustHD 5.6 for 305 usd including fast international delivery. I really wanted the H056 mostly because the combination of the metal material, the screen quality, and the ability to focus in darks, in affordable price
thank you again, Amir
Thx for your kind words ^^. Have fun with it (!)
Dear AustrianGeek,
Does the package come from Europe or it was sent directly from China? Did you have to pay VAT in that case? It is not very clear and I have already seen Chinese sellers that mention they are shipping from Europe. It may affect the final price you pay.
It seems to be more expensive now than what yo comment in your video, I would not like to pay 20.6% more on top.
MfG,
JA
Hey there. They shipped from Germany (I bought it over the Ebay Germany link). Btw.: Yes - The prices rose a little bit - But it´s still a very good choice (for a small and rugged native 720P compatible field monitor ^^). Btw.: Don´t forget to send them a message which battery plate you want (because the LP-E6 plate is the standard one - And for the Sony NP-F plate for example you need to add a message to your order ^^).
Hello , thanks for the interesting review. I actually have just bought this exact monitor and have tested it with both a BMPCC and a Canon 600d. It works with the BMPCC in all frame modes (24 - 25 - 29,97 - 30 ) . There is absolutely no lag, but the ghosting is quite bad. Worse at 24p a bit better at 30p. It's not always predominant, but for example if you wave your hand in front of the lens over a plain background, you get ghosting which takes about half a second to disappear, which is terrible. However there is also ghosting with the 600d, albeit not as bad as with the BMPCC. Is the ghosting not as bad on your unit ? Maybe my unit is faulty ?
Also the colors are really off. My unit is really yellowy so at the moment I added some blue but haven't tried proper calibration yet. Trying your settings didn't produce good results with my unit.
Finally, on the BMPCC, the blacks are never black (ie as black as the 16:10 bars) unless you reduce brightness to 49 (tested with the BMPCC in video mode).
THX for your report (and the confirmation, that the H056 V2 works better with the pocket than I knew of). Too bad I didn´t have a BMPCC while reviewing that screen ^^.
About the ghosting: Oh. Ok. So only the ghosting get´s worse. Still a bit annoying though (as most are shooting at 23.976 or 24P on the pocket). I actually don´t have the H056 (V2) any more (as I review the Aputure VS-2 and the MustHD M501H actually). But yes - I also had a little bit of ghosting with the GH2 - But BY FAR not as extreme / long staying as you´re describing it. And it was lower after a few minutes of running time (maybe just the case with my unit) - As mentioned in the video.
I don´t think your unit is faulty. It´s just the scaler / panel hardware-driver which isn´t working that well (and it´s desperately missing an slight overdrive circuit). Too bad - As the rest is REALLY nice I have to say. One of the sharpest screens (especially at this price point) I´ve ever seen (!)
About the colors: Well - Maybe you got one with another LCD panel. Mine wasn´t yellow from scratch on. Let me know (or let US ALL know, which settings you´re using after your calibration). Though: It´s just an TN panel and just a cheap screen - So don´t expect perfect colors of it. That´s also the point according the blacks - Technology limited TN panels aren´t able to reproduce the lowest black levels very good. Only IPS, PVA, MVA, PLS-panels and so on are capable of doing so.
Well - I also used the H056 (V2) primarily stationary (or to pull the focus with a static frame). For that purpose it was perfect. Though you´re right - The ghosting is sometimes a little bit annoying =/
On the other hand, I can already recommend the MustHD screens. Definitely similar to the H056 (V2) (software feature wise for example). But WAY better factory calibration (colors wise). I only adjustet the blue channel a little bit (and a few other minor adjustments) - And that´s it. It´s the BEST image (1:1) compared to my GH2 screen AND the final output of the GH2 (which I am still using) which I´ve ever seen (and I had: Lilliput 5D-II, 663/O/P, 664/O/P, 569, Marhall LCD50, LCD70XP-HDMI, The OEM H056 (V2) - And now also the Aputure VS-2 screen - Also not perfect - BY FAR not.)
I know it´s annoying to say that - But check out the MustHD M701H if you want something 100% "ghosting free" and with good factory calibration. Not the cheapest one (but it also comes with an 1280x800 screen - AND an IPS panel - So also better shadow reproduction). Also the IKAN VK7i seems to be quite good (but it´s even more expensive). And I LOVE the remote feature of the MustHD M501H I am testing actually.
There is a firmware update that is supposed to fix the colors. Here's the link for the update:
www.gbeshop.com/InfoBase/downloads//HD56-NEW.rar
@SewTubular:
Thx for the link. Cannot try it out by myself (as I don´t have the H056 anymore). Maybe someone else can try it out - Though keep in mind, that there´s always a risk of "bricking" your screen (!)
SewTubular Thanks for the link. I will try it asap, but right now I actually sent the unit back for replacement, since they said the unit was probably faulty. How did you find this firmware update ? How can we find out about future updates ? It doesn't seem that the manufacturers have a website ... AustrianGeek do you know where to purchase MustHD monitors in Europe (I'm in Belgium) ? Did you purchase yours directly from their website, so in Hong Kong ? I think I might sell the H056 and buy a Must HD, since it's an IPS screen, so no ghosting for sure. But I'll wait to see how my replacement unit performs.
According the MustHD screens: Well - They only sell them directly (over their website) - As far as I know. As the shipment is included in the price already (international express), it´s I think not that of a problem to order directly. Also got mine directly from them.
According the MustHD vs. the H056: Sure. The M701H is a noticeably better alternative (bigger, better image quality, better viewing angles and more features) - So if you can afford it, just go for it. Just don´t go for the 5.6" (M601H) model - As it´s only a TN panel screen AND it´s only using 6 bits (vs. the 8 bits of the M701H and the M501H). Only the 7" (M701H) is coming with the better 8 bit IPS panel.
Btw.: I highly recommend to concentrate on the M701H - Why? Because I also wouldn´t go again for the M501H (which I have lying here actually) - REALLY nice for framing for example - BUT: The resolution is just too low for acceptable / good focus pulling (as it only offers 800x480 pixels) - Even with the focus assist / oversharpening enabled it´s quite hard to pull the focus with it. Altough: The rest is REALLY nice I have to say (factory calibration, colours, feature-set and especially the remote control - Everything is REALLY nice). And as the only difference is the screen size and the resolution -> Just go for the M701H (I am sure you´ll like it).
LG
Hi,
Thank you for the great review. What is the run time on a single Canon battery?
If you mean the LP-E6 batteries, you should get at least around one and a half hours of running time (maybe even up to two hours - According the condition of the battery and it´s max. capacity).
AustrianGeek Cheers man. I am really considering between this and SmallHD DP6. Let's see.
No problem ^^. About your choices: The DP6 is quite nice yes - But there are other good options now on the market.
The here reviewed H056 is really nice and sharp (and a good option). - Though: A little bit of ghosting is present sometimes. And it´s not fully compatible to 23.976 (and 24P) native output (of the GH4 or the Blackmagic Pocket for example).
Other options you should check out:
MustHD M501H and M701H (really nice remote control feature), Aputure's VS-2 kit (nice hardcase included - And a precalibrated IPS panel - According their advertisements ^^ - Getting it soon for a review) or you can also check out the (quite new) F&V MeticaFM screens (very good and rugged enclosure). The Aputure and F&V screens are even user upgradeable over the USB port (officially - Not only theoretically).
HTH (hope that helps ^^)
AustrianGeek Cheers for the suggestions. The cameras that I use are Kinefinity Kinemini 4K, 5D MK3 and sometimes the FS700. What I like about the dp6 is how compact it is and how the hdmi cable plugs in from bellow. Currently I have a Zacuto EVF and don't really like how beefy it is as well as how the cable comes to the side. It is ok with the Z-finder loop though.
Hmm. Maybe the MustHD M701S (the new updated SDI version with even better software features) is then the best option for you.
Not the cheapest solution. But it offers SDI and HDMI in (SDI for the KineMINI 4K and HDMI for the 5D3 and the FS700 for example). Sure - The DP6 is smaller and the HDMI is coming from the bottom. But the DP6 is also not perfect picture wise (they always have a little bit of a green color cast - Even after calibration - And also the calibration isn´t possible perfectly - For example: The details in the darker image areas are often "eaten up" too much).
Also quite nice: With both - The SDI AND HDMI connections you will not have problems with the M701S - SDI is quite stable (from scratch on - Also through the lockable connectors) - AND the HDMI Ports of the M701S offer built in "HDMI cable locks". So with a nice Atomos coiled HDMI cable you´re on the safe side (they are very flexible and nice to use). I personally am not THAT of a fan of HDMI ports at the bottom (or the side), as the space is often limited (because you need to handle a follow focus, other accessories on your rig, or you need to control the camera for example - Especially with small DSLR or system camera bodies that´s a problem). Sure - You can flip the image and mount it top down - But that´s not possible with every screen (though it´s possible at least with the DP6) ^^.
Sure - The M701S is quite "beefy" too. Maybe check out the M501H - No SDI (and lower resolution than the DP6) - BUT: Cheap, good features and very nice to use on the go (through the remote with the FN buttons which you can mount on your rig handles or the fluid head handle for example - No need to touch the screen any more - Even while shooting you can control the features ^^).
HTH (hope that helps ^^)
Thanks! Great review!!
Do you know where to get this now with hdmi in AND out?
Hmm. Searched for it - But actually only the HDMI input model is available (and it´s only available - locally - over the seller I linked in the description). Also no other dealers sell it actually here in Europe. The weird thing is, that it´s also not available internationally (over AliExpress for example). There also only the HDMI model is available (search for "5.6 1280 metal monitor" for example).
If you really need the HDMI out and want a good performer check out the MustHD screens (I saw the M501 already live and liked the standard calibration and features - The FN button remote for example). They are starting at 220$ (actual rebate) for the 5" model and you can get the 1280x800 IPS (!) panel M701H 7" model for around 340$ (including shipment). Not THAT cheap any more - But both a good choice (I liked the size of the 5" model - Nice little thing - Though no HD resolution). Btw.: There´s also an 5.6" model (M601H) with 1280x800 - But it´s not THAT much cheaper than the better (IPS panel) M701H model - And it´s only using a 6 bit panel (the others are using 8 bit) ^^.
Btw.: I also plan a review about the new Aputure VS-2 screen (1024x600 IPS panel with pre-calibration and with good features). Though it´s not here yet - And it also don´t feature an HDMI out - But it´s cheap (I am getting it for unter 200 bucks directly from China). Should be on par with the VS-3 (image quality wise) - Only with less features. If that is true, it´s a VERY good price / performance model ^^.
HTH (hope that helps ^^)
AustrianGeek Hei, thanks for an extensive answer! Actually I found it with HDMI out. Posted in my Gimbal group facebook.com/groups/BrushlessGimbalGroup/
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/GH2-5d-II-Peaking-Focus-1280x800-HD-5-6-Video-Camera-HDMI-OUT-LCD-DSLR-Monitor-/251747742201?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item3a9d55b1f9
So which one do you think has the best picture?
Ah. Nice to see that there´s another dealer. Didn´t see that one ^^. About the "best" one - That´s hard to say. Though:
If you need a 24P (and 23.976P) compatible screen (for a native output from the GH4 or Blackmagic Pocket for example) the Must-HD and Aputure VS-2 for example are a better choice (as they are fully compatible). The H056 add´s alot of image delay (at least a colleague mentioned it in the past).
Also the standard calibration is better on both other manufacturers (Must-HD and Aputure). Better panels are built in too (8 Bit vs. 6 Bit of the H056). You pay more - But you also get more. Especially the Must-HD remote is VERY nice - As you can mount it everywhere (on your fluid head handle - Your rig handles - Everywhere - So no need to touch the screen any more ^^. Very nice to make a zoom / 1:1 pixel crop even while shooting ...).
The H056 on the other hand is a VERY rugged screen with a VERY good resolution. And it´s one of the cheapest and best 5.6" 1280x800 field monitors on the market (which are "usable" and affordable) ^^. A good screen to start with. And way better than the cheaper Lilliput screens (which are a mess firmware wise quite often - Even after YEARS on the market -.-).
Btw. a small listing (price order):
Must-HD M501H (5" 800x480) (220$)
Aputure VS-2 (7" 1024x600 IPS) (240$)
Must-HD M701H (7" 1280x800 IPS) (340$)
That´s the pricing without VAT.
(The H056 is lying around 270$ - excl. VAT.
ATTENTION: The seller is shipping from Hong Kong.
Not from the UK - Like the seller I linked in the description!)
Btw.: My personal favorite:
I think the VS-2 is a good "middle way".
Good resolution, IPS screen, good factory calibration and nice pricing. ^^
But the Must-HD screens are also nice.
(Though a little bit higher priced.)
AustrianGeek Thanks again. Hav decided to get the MustHD 5.6 1280x800 for several reasons. HDMI lock, build in battery plate, hardware power switch... :)
Also a good choice / middle way ^^.
Have fun with it. =)
Hiya, does this monitor feature any other aspect ratios other than the two 16:9 and 4:3? thanks.
No. Only 4:3, 16:9 and the various scan/zoom modes to get a bigger image (with some 4:3 image in 16:9 stream outputting cameras). If you need anamorphic modes / desqueeze, then check out the Feelworld FW760 or the more robust (and even better featured) Feelworld A737. They are both working WAY better with progressive signals, which are coming from the newer cameras. AND: They both support 4K (up to 30fps). So you´re also more future proof there. The H056 V2 reviewed here is quite old already (and only an option / usable, if you have a camera which outputs an interlaced 1080i signal - Its not working that well with progressive signals ^^).
Hiy,
Could you recommend any good high resolution (1280x800) monitor for my Sony A7s camera? I bought MustHD 7 monitor but it's not for Sony A7s camera. It's not showing full picture on the screen and focus peaking option is not good also. Thanks in advance.
Hi there again ^^.
Well - Then there´s only the VK7i which is working quite well (and which is priced not EXTREMELY high). OR you could go for a used Lilliput or so (if you don´t mind the software issues and not perfect calibratable screens / panels). Also F&V is maybe an option - The MeticaFM models for example. But also not cheap (by far) - AND they only offer 1024x600 resolution (and not 1280x800 / 1280x720). The best out of the bunch is then the VK7i.
Btw.: About the MustHD M701H - I am quite surprised - I am using the M501H actually - No major problems here (even not with a borrowed GH4 for example @ native 24P output over the HDMI). BUT: I also found out, that the MustHD screens seem to "dislike" interlaced signals. They are producing a NOTICEABLY higher quality picture with progressive sources (WAY less aliasing and clearer image). So: Try to switch the output on the A7s to 1080P progressive (if it´s set to interlaced or auto in the menu).
Btw.: Also check the zoom and the pixel to pixel mode (if they are enabled in the menu). A cropped image is quite weird - Shouldn´t be the case (maybe it´s also defect - Try it on a different source too - For example a TV receiver, notebook or personal computer) ^^. But I would bet on the enabled zoom (which also degrades the image btw. - As always - Only pixel to pixel is working everywhere quite well.)
Btw.: Also important - The MustHD screens are getting a software upgrade in the future (to get standard peaking too - And a histogram feature). But I still don´t know, when it´s coming to the public. I am actually also waiting for a reply according this question (maybe ask the support too - There is a high chance, that you can get the update from them "inofficially" now - Even if it´s only in beta / testing state, it would be nice to have it ...)
HTH (hope that helps) ^^
Hi. What do you think of the aperture vs2 compared to this monitor. Thanks.
Hey there. I have the VS-2 actually here for a test / review. I just have to shoot it within the next few days / weeks ^^. Well - To be honest, I am a little bit disappointed. The features are REALLY nice - Yes. And I like the fact, that Aputure is working on the firmware updates (which you can install on the screen by yourself).
BUT: It has a few "quirks" like a quite sometimes yellow / sometimes greenish LCD panel (according your calibration attempts). It´s not THAT nice colours wise (as they are always off the optimum. On the other hand i also have the MustHD M501H here (also for testing - And I keep it for "quick and dirty" and as lightweight as possible action) - And to be honest: The MustHD is a DREAM in comparison. It was only a little bit too cold (according the Panasonic GH2 output / final image). But that´s it. It´s one of the best calibrated (cheap) screens I´ve ever seen.
So on the image side, the MustHD screens are still the best (cheap) screens out there. Not the cheapest ones - But worth every cent / penny. (Also according the remote feature for example - LOVE to use that for 1:1 pixel crop, peaking control and image freeze - Without the need of controlling that on the screen directly ^^.) The resolution is just 800x480 (with the M501H) - But you can get the M701H for example (with a better 1280x800 IPS panel and the same software features).
On the other hand: The resolution is just 800x480 (with the M501H) - But you can see about the same amount of details you can see on the Aputure VS-2. So: The scaler isn´t working THAT well in the VS-2 (but also not perfectly in the M501H btw. - As far as I remember the DP4 it´s scaling was better - But also priced WAY higher - And the DP4 has a worse colour reproduction than the M501H). Btw.: It´s really annoying to have a 1024x600 screen which isn´t showing details bettern than a 800x480 screen ^^. So If you really want something sharper, then get a 1280x800 or 1280x720 screen.
The H056 (V2) is REALLY sharp and quite cheap (!) Or check out the already mentioned M701H - Basically the same software features - But better hardware features (like the remote, the IPS panel and the WAY better factory calibraion) ^^.
Also worth mentioning: The VS-2 only offers peaking (which is adjustable yes - Strength and colour wise) - But an oversharpening filter is working WAY better on low contrast areas - There a standard peaking isn´t working at all (as it needs "sharp" edges to "peak" them red for example). So here the H056 or the MustHD screens are better. Also important: The VS-2 is freezing from time to time (so it´s not running 100% stable - At least my unit). Also the zebra-features is CHANGING it´s functionality if you´re calibrating the colours - Which shouldn´t be the case. There are also other points like: Buzzing on startup, humming out of the speaker while running and a way too glaring screen (because of the plastic in front of the LCD screen). But I think I mentioned enough cons to avoid the screen.
Sorry for the long text. But it´s necessary to tell you about the pros and especially about the cons - So you really know WHY I wouldn´t get the VS-2 a 2nd time (and why I STILL recommend the OEM / NoName H056 and the MustHD screens) ^^.
Hope that helps ^^.
Have a nice day!
Wow. Maybe I should be paying you for such a long and great answer! Thanks..... Yes the sharpening focus feature is the deciding factor I think for me as I have come to not trust standard peaking from several cameras. Anyway thanks again for the help, much appreciated!
Good to hear that it helps you deciding ^^. Btw.: No problem - You can donate something if you want to *gg* ^^:
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Btw. about the standard peaking: It´s better as long as it´s camera INTERNAL. The point is, that the camera has the full sensor signal (wihtout any processing from the HDMI output or from anywhere else). So it´s (in general) way more accurate than the external peaking solutions (which need also a good HDMI signal to work properly).
Also important: With a good implementation of the camera internal peaking the camera manufacturers can even read out the sensor faster (aka in shorter periods) than the final exposure is "baked" into the video file. That helps to still get peaking when you´re panning the camera (though it depends on the camera implementation).
The problem with the external peaking is, that it´s gone as soon as you move the camera. So it´s (in 9 of 10 cases) only usable, as soon as the camera is standing still (on a tripod for example - To pull from point A to point B). And so camera internal peaking is in general way better than the external one. On the other hand, the oversharpening filters are way better according that aspect (as they keep the image sharper - Even while moving the camera - And even if it´s implemented in an external screen - Not just camera internally, which is the case with higher-end professional cameras).
Just as an additional side info - And additional points FOR the H056 (V2) or the MustHD screens. ^^
Nur mal so, aber wie heißt denn die Marke? Mit welcher Kamera hast du den Monitor getestet.
Hmm. Naja. Er heißt "HD Photography Monitor" (steht zumindest auf der Rückseite). Meist ist er aber als "1280x800 Peaking V2 5.6 monitor" gelistet (auf Ebay z.B.). Habe jetzt auch nen Link in der Beschreibung zum Händler, von dem ich ihn bezogen habe (mit deutschem Lager).
Der Monitor war an eine Sony VG30 angeschlossen. Bzw. das Video selbst ist eine GH2 mit "DrewNET T9 LongGOP"-Hack (falls jene gemeint war) - Ist eine gute Version (und kein all zu großer "Speicherfresser").
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AustrianGeek Ok, danke. Weil ich habe eine 600D/T3i und die hat ja keine klaren HDMI Ausgang während der Aufnahme. Weil sobald man aufnimmt, wechselt er auf 480p. Ich habe gehofft das du auch ne 600d bzw. 550d/650d hast und mal ausprobieren könntest wie "hässlich" es aussehen würde mit den 480p. der monitor scheint so aber einen guten eindruck zu machen.
Cineast Ah. Ach so. Ist ungut ja. Aber der "5D" Modus ("Left"-Button) am H056 monitor sollte da schon passen. Der fixiert einfach bei 480P - D.h.: Zumindest keinen Auflösungs-Sprung hat man mehr (mit mehreren Sekunden an Quellensuche von Seiten des Monitors). Und das ist schon sehr viel wert.
Wie es dann wirklich ausschaut (ob mit Rand oder ohne z.B.), kann ich leider nicht ausprobieren - Sorry. Aber auch wenn es der Fall wäre: Ändern kann man daran ja auch nichts (auch mit einem anderen Monitor nicht in der Regel - da ja der Output von der 600D vorgegeben wird). Optional: Auf eine 700D sparen / umrüsten - Da wurde ja endlich mal der HDMI Ausgang gefixt -.- ... Und magic lantern sollte ja auch bald mal ein stable release (für 650D als auch 700D) rauß kommen wie´s aussieht.
Oder auf eine GH2 umsteigen - Ist vermutlich die noch bessere Lösung ^^.
bzw. gh3... Mal ne Frage aber passen Canon EF (nicht EF-S) objektive auf die GH2/3?
EF passen schon (mit dem passenden Adapter). ABER: Blendensteuerung ist nicht möglich (direkt über die GH2). Bzw. solche Adapter kosten leider recht viel (sind schon verfügbar - Aber nicht leistbar). Der neue Metabones SpeedBooster für EF zu Micro 4/3 soll auch bald rauß kommen (zumindest ist er gerade in Entwicklung). Vielleicht gibt es ja von Metabones dann auch eine Variante ohne Reduzierglas (zu nem günstigeren Preis) ...Alternativ kann man auch "passive" Adapter ohne Blendensteuerung besorgen (kosten 10 bis 20€). Dafür muss man dann aber einen Blendenring am EF Objektiv besitzen (Samyang Objektive haben das z.B.). ODER man stellt die Blende zuvor mit einem Canon Body ein, hält die Blendenvorschau, demontiert dabei das Objektiv gleichzeitig und hat somit die Blende "voreingestellt" für den passiven Adapter. Klingt "spaßig" - Anders geht´s aber (derzeit) leider nicht - Zumindest nicht mit den normalen EF Linsen von Canon z.B.