Steve Bellen

Keep the ideas coming guys, thanks The monitor shoot out was interesting but it's not a "brightness" issue that's the main problem, it's peaking. I need more of it in low light, long lens, WFO situations. Now if I could get peaking on my brothers Ultra2 monitor, THAT would rock ;) I'm not yet a fan of "red" peaking, it's not a natural occurrance so it doesn't quickly (during a take) make sense. I recently looked at a "marshal" with red peaking, and according to it, everything was in focus 'cause everything was shimmering in red. I'm not against red, it just needs to be better defined. I'll look around and see if I can find that Panasonic in a Demo model to test.

Hey everyone, first time poster in here. So, that's the question. Which is the best? I'm currently working on an HD series and we're using older "Astro" on board monitors with the F35 cameras. We move so fast and mostly without a rehersal that the "peaking" has become our newest tape measure. I'm considering buying my own monitor so I can ease my suffering a bit. The rental house says they're "out" of the newer models so we can't even get one to test. Anyone like to offer up some opinions? Thanks Steve B