
Lilliput
Lilliput FS5 5.4 inch 4K HDMI 3G-SDI Camera Monitor
The Lilliput FS5 puts 4K 60Hz HDMI 2.0 and 3G-SDI loop-through in a 5.4-inch on-camera monitor built for professional video production.
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Overview
Specifications
Screen Size
5.4 inch
Resolution
1920 × 1200
Brightness
600 cd/m²
Input
3G-SDI, HDMI 2.0 (4K 60Hz)
Output
3G-SDI, HDMI 2.0 (4K 60Hz)
Features
3D-LUT, HDR
Model
Lilliput FS5
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the FS5 accept both HDMI and SDI signals, and can it loop-through to another device?
Yes. The FS5 accepts 3G-SDI and HDMI 2.0 (up to 4K 60Hz) and provides both SDI and HDMI loop-through outputs, so you can feed a second monitor, switcher, or recorder from the same signal without a splitter.
What mounting options does the FS5 support for on-camera and rig use?
The FS5 includes a standard cold shoe mount and a 1/4"-20 thread mount, compatible with most camera hot shoes, articulating arms, and cheese plate rigs. It does not have a built-in battery plate — it powers via Sony NP-F style battery plates sold separately or via the DC input.
Does the FS5 support 3D-LUT loading for on-set color monitoring?
Yes. The FS5 supports custom 3D-LUT files, allowing you to apply a show LUT or camera manufacturer's viewing LUT for accurate on-set monitoring of log-encoded footage from cameras shooting S-Log, V-Log, or similar profiles.
What is the panel brightness, and is it sufficient for outdoor or daylight shooting?
The FS5 is rated at 600cd/m². This is adequate for shaded outdoor conditions and overcast daylight, but may be insufficient in direct sunlight without a monitor hood. For bright exterior work, a hood or a higher-brightness alternative should be evaluated.
What is the resolution of the FS5's panel?
The panel is 1920×1200 Full HD. While the monitor accepts 4K input signals, the display itself renders at 1080p resolution — useful for framing and exposure monitoring on 4K productions, though pixel-level 4K focus peaking will be downsampled.