
Lilliput
Lilliput FA1011-NP/C 10.1" On-Camera Field Monitor
Lilliput 10.1" on-camera field monitor with HDMI and DVI inputs gives DSLR shooters a bigger, clearer view of every frame.
$229.00*
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Overview
Key Features
MODEL:FA1011-NP/C(10.1" NON-TOUCH SCREEN)
Input Signal: AV1, AV2, PC(VGA), HDMI, DVI
Resolution: 1024×600
Brightness: 250cd/㎡
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Specifications
Brand
Lilliput
Model
FA1011-NP/C
Screen Size
10.1"
Native Resolution
1024×600
Max Supported Resolution
1920×1080
Brightness
250 cd/m²
Contrast Ratio
500:1
Viewing Angle
140° / 110° (H/V)
Aspect Ratio
16:9
Input Voltage
DC 12V
Input Signals
AV1, AV2, VGA, HDMI, DVI
Frequently Asked Questions
What input connections does the Lilliput FA1011-NP/C support?
The monitor accepts AV1, AV2, VGA (PC), HDMI, and DVI input signals, giving you flexible connectivity for cameras and other video sources.
What is the native resolution of this field monitor?
The native resolution is 1024×600, but it supports input signals up to 1920×1080 for HD monitoring.
Does this monitor have zoom or image rotation features?
Yes, it includes built-in zoom and rotation functions that let you inspect fine details and adjust the display orientation while shooting.
What power source does the FA1011-NP/C require?
The monitor runs on a DC 12V input, so you can power it from a compatible battery plate or AC adapter.
How large is the viewing area compared to a camera's built-in LCD?
At 10.1 inches diagonal with a 16:9 aspect ratio, it is significantly larger than most built-in camera screens, making it much easier to check focus, exposure, and composition.