Review on ANDYCINE C6 6-inch 2600cd/m² HDR/3D Lut 4K HDMI Touchscreen Monitor with DSLR and Mirrorless Camera Compatibility, Camera Recorders, HDMI Input/Output, and 1920x1080 Panel by Kevin Woods

I bought two other monitors with external cameras but the results were not good. Andycine C6 was #3 and was a lot of fun. courting! My brilliant idea finally worked. You'll also have to play around with the camera settings, since the HDMI signal isn't transmitted at the camera's full HDMI rating. There is a lower display level, but it still looks good. The bright display is very cool. My cell phone, no matter how expensive, can't keep up. I can also use the monitor on my GoPro Hero 9. I don't like what the GoPro does at all, because as soon as the camera sends an external signal to another display, it disables the small screen that you have to tap to adjust the camera settings. Definitely PIA. You can control the camera from the mobile app, but full control requires a GoPro subscription for $49.99 per month. I can't beat them all. However, when using the main camera, which I use to record video, I can send a full-screen display of all the on-screen markers to the C6's screen. The C6 has the same on-screen controls as the camera. The camera can be controlled only by touching its own small screen or with the joystick on the camera or with the remote control. It really doesn't matter because I get great results. As a result, you cannot control the camera from the C6's touchscreen. I also use a 14” GMK monitor for the director's monitor and Andycine for the actors to ensure they stay in line in the frame. C6 looks ahead so you can see everything. Everything works great. Too bad there are no photos or videos. The C6 features HDMI input and output, allowing you to send the signal to a large director's monitor. Everything is very cool.