Lilliput Q5 5-inch 1920x1080 SDI Monitor w/ HDMI/SDI Cross Conversion

The Lilliput Q5 monitor is a 5" widescreen metal framed LCD field monitor with a full 1920x1080 LCD panel and HDMI/SDI cross conversion. Giving you superior control over your workflow whether in the field or the studio.

 

This monitor is fitted with a processing chip which gives a greater range of input frequencies that can be used. For the full range of compatible frequencies please click here

 

The Lilliput Q5 features our first full HD native panel, clocking in at 1920 x 1200. Much improved over its predecessors, this high resolution will give you the clearest view of your images without the need for downsampling or interpolation

 

You asked - we listened! The Lilliput Q5 monitor supports cross-conversion between HDMI and SDI. Input SDI signal - receive HDMI output and vice versa. 

 

The Q5 has a lightweight metal housing - designed to take the roughest of knocks while at the same time being as light and portable. The unit weight is 405g, with an overall thickness of 22mm - far thinner and lighter than many other comparable models. Invaluable for use in the field, or a tough-and-tumble environment.

 

As detailed at the top of this description page, the Q5 has a plenitude of advanced functions to assist with your shooting. Namely - Timecodes, Columnar YRGB, Pixel Zoom Function, Vector Scopes, Waveforms, Audio Level Meters, Peaking, False Colour, Histograms, Exposures, Check Fields, Color Bars, Pixel to Pixel, and Image flips. A host of functions for a multi-faceted monitoring solution.

 

We supply the monitor with 2 battery plates as standard - these are compatible with the Canon LP-E6 and the Sony F-970. Also available are the Sony QM91D and the Panasonic DU21, and for an additional charge we can supply a V-Mount battery plate.

 

There are two options for mounting this monitor - the most common is the Shoe Mount adaptor which screws into a 1/4" BSW threaded hole at the bottom of the monitor and then clips into the shoe mount on top of your camera. Alternatively, you can use the VESA 75 mounting hole set in the back to attach the monitor to a sturdier mount if needed