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Mark Slocombe · March 10th, 2011, 08:20 AM

Is anyone using Marshall V-LCD50-HDMI (CLCD50HDMI V LCD50 HDMI) 5inch small 800x480 Camera-top / Portable Field Monitor with GY-HM100?

Specifically, is it good enough to calibrate from the camera - can you see all the black and grey shades on the colour bars?

Michael Carter · June 4th, 2011, 04:22 PM

Late reply, but... yes, feed it bars, adjust the pluge for blacks, click it over to blue-only for color.

I even use it with a matrox mini at my mac, since I have yet to spring for a wildly expensive production monitor.

Biggest issue with the thing is the AA batteries (buy a dozen rechargeables) and the fact that when you pack it, it's very easy to turn the power on and kill a set of AA's in your bag. I cut out some scrap foam and use a domke wrap to pack it in a way that the power switch won't get tripped.

March 10th, 2011, 08:20 AM	#1
Mark Slocombe Regular Crew Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: London UK Posts: 120	Marshall V-LCD50-HDMI Is anyone using Marshall V-LCD50-HDMI (CLCD50HDMI V LCD50 HDMI) 5inch small 800x480 Camera-top / Portable Field Monitor with GY-HM100? Specifically, is it good enough to calibrate from the camera - can you see all the black and grey shades on the colour bars? __________________ Mark Slocombe, CreationVideo http://www.creationvideo.com

June 4th, 2011, 04:22 PM	#2
Michael Carter Regular Crew Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Dallas, TX Posts: 108	Re: Marshall V-LCD50-HDMI Late reply, but... yes, feed it bars, adjust the pluge for blacks, click it over to blue-only for color. I even use it with a matrox mini at my mac, since I have yet to spring for a wildly expensive production monitor. Biggest issue with the thing is the AA batteries (buy a dozen rechargeables) and the fact that when you pack it, it's very easy to turn the power on and kill a set of AA's in your bag. I cut out some scrap foam and use a domke wrap to pack it in a way that the power switch won't get tripped.