I use a BMPCC4K with a shoulder rig Connection Issues (★☆☆☆☆): The first problem I encountered was the incredibly loose connection. It seemed like I had to fiddle with the cables constantly to get a stable signal. This was beyond frustrating and made it nearly unusable. SD Card (★☆☆☆☆): Another major letdown was the inability to read an SD card. I tried multiple cards, but it just wouldn't recognize any of them. Unreliable Power (★☆☆☆☆): Turning it on became a hassle as well. I had to power it on multiple times before it would actually work. Build Quality (★☆☆☆☆): The fastening nut was difficult to work with, and what's worse, I noticed pre-existing scratches on the monitor. It's disappointing. Pros (★★☆☆☆): On a slightly positive note, the monitor is lightweight, making it easy to carry. When it did work, the display quality was decent, offering clear visuals. Read more

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En écran déporté sur une caméra Blackmagic 6k G2, il est très lumineux et très pratique pour un excellent rapport qualité/prix Read more

I already own the Ninja V and needed a 2nd monitor so I stayed with Atomos to keep the user interfaces mostly the same. Happily, the image is just as good as the Ninja V. It does not come with the NPF to 5.5x2.1mm adapter which comes with the Ninja V, so I purchased one from B&H. It's plasticky, but this is a positive for me because it's light - keeping my gimbal rig lighter than when I was using the Ninja V. It takes less power to run than the Ninja V also. I'd love to pay less, and I certainly could have, but for reasons mentioned, this was the right choice for me. I could get away with 2 Shinobi monitors as I rarely use the recording feature of the Ninja V now that I'm using two BMPCC4K cameras. Read more

Everything in this monitor just works. The on screen display is packed with features and buttons, but understanding them is incredibly simple. Was a pro at using the interface in less than ten minutes. Read more