DSLR LCD Field Digital Monitor with 7 Inch HDMI Monitor Screen Hot Sale
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- 5000 Piece/Pieces per Month OLINK 7 inch DSLR LCD field monitor pc/month
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FM7D/O is our lightweight designed 7 inch DSLR LCD field monitor and full of impressive list of convient features for photographer. Adopting the big 7-inch digital LCD panel, FM7D will not only maximize the real resolution of your DSLR's real images, providing a high contrast and a sharp picture ever for you, but also hep you to enjoy your best shots immediately.
Specifications:
| Model No. | FM7D (HDMI input) | |
| FM7D/O (HDMI input & ouput) | ||
| LCD Panel | Size | 7 inch TFT LCD |
| Backlight Lamp | LED Backlight | |
| Resolution | 1024 x 600, up to 1920 x 1080 (H x V) | |
| Aspect Raito | 16:9 | |
| Brightness | 250cd/m2 | |
| Contrast | 700:1 | |
| Viewing Angle | 75°/75°(L/R), 70°/75°(U/D) | |
| Display | Display Mode | 480i/p, 576i/p, 720p (50/60Hz), 1080i/p (50/60Hz) |
| Color System | PAL / NTSC | |
| I/O Functions | SDI | N/A |
| HDMI | HDMI Input | |
| HDMI Output (Model: FM7D/O) | ||
| YPbPr - BNC | YPbPr Inputs | |
| Video - BNC | 1x Video Input, 1x Video Output | |
| Audio - BNC | 1x Audio Input | |
| Earphone Jack | 1x 3.5mm Earphone Jack at Front Panel | |
| Speakers | 1x Built-in 1W Speaker at Front Panel | |
| XLR DC | Available | |
| Function Keys | Left, Right, Up, Down, Menu, Focus, Ratio | |
| Switch, Composite, YPbPr, HDMI, Temperature, | ||
| Scale, Camera, B/W | ||
| Software Functions | Software Functions | Canon 5D II Camera Mode, Center Marker, Screen |
| Marker, Aspect Ratio,Color Mode, Underscan/Overscan | ||
| Power Supply | Input Voltage | DC 6~24V or AC 100~240V |
| Power Consumption | ≤6W | |
| Mount Methods | Mount | Shoe mount screw holes (for camera & bracket) |
| VESA | N/A | |
| Mechanical Design | Weight | 0.469kg |
| Dimension | 188.5(H)×134(W)×42.5(H) mm | |
| Environmental Specs | Operating Temp. | -20°C~55°C |
| Storage Temp. | -30°C~65°C | |
| Accessories | Battery Plate (F970) Cloth Sun hood HDMI to mini HDMI cable Hot Shoe Mount Operation manual Power AC/DC adapter (optional) Sony V battery plate (optional) Panasonic Anton battery plate (optional) D28 battery plate (optional) LP-E6 battery plate (optional) | |
| DC Battery Mount Plate Selection Note | Model DU21 for battery of Panasonic DV: NV-GS/PV-GS/DZ-MV/GS/H28/ H258/H288GK series, comply with Panasonic battery DU06/VBD140, Sanyo DZHS301SW, Hitachi DZ-HS303SW/BZ-BP14S/DZ3200/BP07W Model QM91D for battery of Sony DV: DSCR1/F/S/MVCCD/E/HC15E/HC1E/ AE1u/DCRTRV828/E/CCD-TRV116/DCR-DVD/PS105K/300K/10P/1E series Model F970 for battery of Sony DV: DCR-TRV series, DCR-TRV series, VX2100E PD P series, GV-A700, GV-D800 FD/CCD-SC/TR3/FX1E/ HVR-AIC, HDR-FX1000E, HVR-Z1C, HVR-V1C, FX7E F330 | |
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- Q:I have tried everything I can think of including searching for a different driver, to no avail. I have tried different refresh rates, and messed with every single thing in the monitor menus to try to make it right. The Monitor supports up to 1024x768 at a refresh rate of 75Hz, but it is severely offset to the left. I am tired of feeling like I am visually impaired every time I use my computer.
- You didn't say if you installed the drivers, or if Windows just picked it up and installed them itself. It's possible the proper drivers aren't installed for it. If you can't adjust the settings in the monitor panel to higher than 800x600, then that's the case. It can be HARD to find the drivers for obscure brands online, I do know that. If you bought it used, and never saw it working, then maybe the video board is bad in it, or the connections have loosened up inside. If it's the drivers, there's a CHANCE that it was sold under another brand name in which case those drivers will work. I've had to do that with a couple monitors for people. I found this online, if it's of any help: Founded in 1992, Coretronic was originally called CTX Opto and was the first company to offer LCD backlight and VGA modules in Taiwan. In 1993 and 1995, the company introduced a VGA analog input LCD Monitor and a VGA projector under 10 pounds. The year 1997 represented a milestone for Coretronic: the company's expertise and excellence in the LCD field helped it win the OEM business to manufacture LCD monitors for two global customers. Coretronic continued its ambitious expansion in the following years, moving into its current Hsinchu headquarters in 1998, becoming a public company on Taiwan's OTC market in 1999. In January 2000, the company's English name was changed to Optoma Corporation. Coretronic has successfully established its Mainland China facilities in 2000. The name of the company was further changed to Coretronic in December 2001 in order to be separated from the Optoma brand name and allow Coretronic to focus on the OEM manufacturing business. I hope this is of some help. Good luck! ;)
- Q:I want to start a computer repair business specializing in LCD monitor repair, which I feel is an under-served niche. Any guides from LCD experts that will help me get started technically as well as business wise?
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- Q:Anyone know of an LCD Monitor with Component or composite inputs? I want something fairly small for the kids to play XBox (original, not 360) on. I am actually putting it inside a little cabinet and automating it so that it pops open with the screen inside.I've seen small LCD TVs, but there should be something less expensive without a tuner, just the analog inputs.Thanks!!
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- Q:Does anybody think that the safest way to switch off a LCD monitor is to directly turn off the main power supply instead of pressing the power button on the monitor first;followed by turning off the main power supply?My one year old samsung LCD monitor 225BW recently had humming buzzing noise problems. This problem was temporarily solved when the power button was pressed twice to on off it. This problem was permanently solved by Samsung as there is still warranty.I guessed that perhaps the wear tear that comes with the pressing the off button on the LCD monitor may have resulted in the humming buzzing noise.
- maybe I shouldn't answer this since I never turn mine all the way off. I just shut down the PC and let the monitor power down to its sleep mode. In any event, I don't think there's any way that using the main power supply could be better for it than its own power button. That just seems very unlikely. Have you tried to Google the monitor (and maybe the problem it had) to see if others have said anything about it? Maybe it was a result of a design flaw, or just even a bad monitor you had. If you are concerned about it I think it would be better to not shut the power off on it at all and just let it go into its power-down (sleep) mode. _
- Q:I just switched to an lcd monitor for my computer and sometimes, certain colors change to these red spots, mostly on pictures. Also, if you minimize the picture or if the picture is big enough to scroll down and make the image disappear from the screen then bring it back up, the red dots will be gone.
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- 5000 Piece/Pieces per Month OLINK 7 inch DSLR LCD field monitor pc/month
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