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Field LCD Monitor
I’m looking to buy a small LCD monitor which I can use in the field for either when I’m editing or when I’m shooting. It’s not for critical applications. It will usually be in a hotel room for client revue for corporate projects. I need it to be portable, one that can fit in a bag for carry-on.
I was looking into the Sony LMD-1410 but have heard mixed revues but I’ve also found the Sharp Aquos LC-13B8U-S which has good revues and is half the price.
Will either of these give me a good enough picture. I know the Sony has some way of handling interlace images but does it work? Unfortunately I can’t check out either of these to see for myself. When I check out the Sharp at the local Circuit City, it’s usually fed with a crappy signal.
Thanks in advance,
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Look at the new Panasonic series of LCD monitors. They’re pro so they’ll stand up to constant travelling better than something you’ll get off the shelf at Circuit City.
It’s the BT series of LCD’s.
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