Why Are Some On-camera Monitors More Expensive Than Others
There are numerous factors that play into the overall price of an on-camera field monitor. Obviously a monitor with a smaller screen, low resolution, limited connectivity and powering options and an inferior build quality will sell for less than an on-camera monitor with all those attributes. SDI ports and signal-conversion features tend to drive up the price of on-camera monitors. Better monitors will have wider fields of view. There’s a good chance that you’ve heard this phrase before, but you get what you pay for with on-camera monitors.
