The Lilliput A7s is the first Lilliput monitor to feature 4K inputs at the 7″ screen size. It’s UHD 4K compatible with 16:9 Aspect Ratio LCD field monitor which presents its images on a Full HD 1920×1200 LCD panel. If you’re a mobile shooter who has upgraded to the 4K workspace, the A7s offers control over your shooting workflow both in the field and in the studio.
4K UHD Input over HDMI 1.4
The A7s is the first Lilliput monitor to feature a 7″ 4K input. Facilitated by an HDMI 1.4 input, the A7s is a solid choice for Ultra HD film makers and photographers alike.
7″ HDMI Monitor with Widescreen Aspect Ratio
The Lilliput A7s features our first full HD native panel, clocking in at 1920 x 1200. Much improved over its predecessors, this high resolution will give you the clearest view of your images without the need for down sampling or interpolation.
4K HDMI Loopthrough Output
The A7s features an HDMI loop through function – meaning you can connect the output of this monitor via HDMI to any other device with an HDMI input. A great solution for Video Village and extended screen viewing.
Function Mapping to Individual Keys
The A7s has two customisable function keys – meaning you can program them to allow for a shortcut through to your favourite and most used in-monit
Advanced Monitor Functionality
As detailed at the top of this description page, the A7s has a plenitude of advanced functions to assist with your shooting. Namely – Timecodes, Pixel Zoom Function, Audio Level Meters, Peaking, False Colour, Histograms, Exposures, Check Fields, Color Bars, Pixel to Pixel, and Image flips. A host of functions for a multi faceted monitoring solution.
Battery Plate System for Compatible DSLR Batteries
We supply the monitor with a battery plate compatible with the Sony F-970 type battery, however also available are plates for the Canon LP-E6, the Sony QM91D and the Panasonic DU21. For an addition charge we can supply a V-Mount battery plate, or an Anton Bauer plate.
1/4″ BSW Thread Holes, with Shoe Mount Adaptor
There are two options for mounting this monitor – the most common is the Shoe Mount adaptor which screws into a 1/4″ BSW threaded hole at the bottom of the monitor and then clips into the shoe mount on top of your camera. Alternatively, you can use the VESA 75 mounting hole set in the back to attach the monitor to a sturdier mount if needed