Field monitors, at every part of the cost spectrum, are ten a penny these days. You can buy a budget option for around a hundred pounds, or spend more than ten times that on a full-loaded pro model.

David Schloss has been testing and reviewing camera gear for nearly thirty years, and has been a photographer since his father gave him a Nikon EL in 1979. He has served as Editor-in-Chief of Digital ...

I hadn’t considered the possibility of using an external monitor with my camera, but when Neewer gave me the chance to try their touchscreen field monitor, I wondered whether it would meet a ...

The rear screen on your camera was designed to be legible in a store, not in a parking lot at noon in July. That is the whole reason this category exists. An on-camera monitor buys you three things ...

Feelworld has unveiled a new 10.1-inch field and director monitor, the LUT11H with up to 4K DCI support and 2000nits of max brightness. Let’s take a look and see if it’s something to add to your ...