Viltrox DC-A1 is a 7-inch ultra-bright Full HD IPS touchscreen camera monitor with 2800 nits and HDMI 2.0 input/loop output up to 4K60. It offers 3D LUT, waveform, zebra, false color and focus peaking, powered by NP-F, USB-C or DC.
Viltrox DC-A1 is a 7-inch ultra-bright Full HD IPS touchscreen camera monitor with 2800 nits and HDMI 2.0 input/loop output up to 4K60. It offers 3D LUT, waveform, zebra, false color and focus peaking, powered by NP-F, USB-C or DC.

Viltrox DC-A1 is a 7-inch Full HD IPS touchscreen monitor with 2800 cd/m² brightness. Přehledný obraz, ovládací kolečko a klávesy zrychlují kontrolu záběru při práci na place i venku.
HDMI 2.0 vstup a loop výstup podporují signál až 4K při 60 Hz. K dispozici jsou focus peaking, zebra, false color, waveform, vectorscope, de-squeeze a import až 20 uživatelských 3D LUT přes USB.


Monitor lze napájet bateriemi NP-F, USB-C nebo DC 10–18 V. Integrovaný ventilátor upravuje otáčky podle teploty; odnímatelná sluneční clona pomáhá omezit odlesky.
The Viltrox DC-A1 is a professional 7" monitor with an extreme brightness of 2800 nits, which requires a reliable NP-F power source and a stable mount for operation. The accessories listed below include compatible batteries, tripod equipment, and supplementary lighting to create a complete production kit.
Power and Batteries - Essential accessories for powering the monitor in the field using standard NP-F batteries.
Tripods and Stabilization - Sturdy tripods providing secure support for a camera equipped with a viewfinder monitor.
LED Lighting - Additional lights compatible with the same battery system or suitable for mounting on a camera rig.
Lighting and Flash Accessories - Light Modifiers and Other Accessories for Scene Control When Shooting with a Monitor.
| Manufacturer: | Viltrox |
| Category: | Camera monitors |
| Size | 7" |
| Luminosity | 2800cd/m2 |
| Panel resolution | 1920 × 1080 (Full HD) |
| Monitor power supply | Sony NP-F |
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