Canon Dslr Add Any Hdmi Touch Screen Monitor

The Touch Screen is the best update ever to a Canon DSLR. Hope it gets added to every camera going forward.

I love this HDMI cable. I run it from my DSLR to my IKAN monitor and it is just the right size. Lightweight as well!

I was looking for an adapter with an HDMI port for an external monitor and this works perfectly. It does get warm to the touch but after reading other reviews, this seems to be normal and has not affected its operation.

This is the first DSLR camera I have bought, and I gotta say I absolutely love it. It's very easy to use, the touch screen is very handy for changing the settings quickly and the resolution is very sharp. I got it with the 55-250 mm lens and I gotta say the extra money I paid for that was worth it. For a first time photographer I gotta say this is really good, and the image quality is better than what I've taken when borrowing a T6 or a T7

This new dslr from Pentax implements many nice changes with a few that I didn't really like. This is my fourth Pentax dslr and my second crop. I hoping they don't realize the K-1 Mark III this year, knowing Pentax development, they take their time to make something good. This camera is the same quality I have come to expect from Pentax. Pricewise, this is expensive. I am not a fan of losing the built-in gps, kind of ruins astrotracing features a little. The trade off is worth it for the pentaprism. I hope they release the next gps II unit for the hotshoe soon and that it improves from the past edition. A touch screen on a dslr or any larger than a point and shooter is not really for me. I think camera manufactures are trying to make the interaction for like a phone. Seems like something that I could touch accidently or get all gross over time. I also wish Pentax followed some Fuji's design and had the screen so I could flip it closed and shoot just with the viewfinder. The screen not tilting is not a deal breaker for me. I would have liked tilting, or even being able to flip the screen closed. The other minor disappointment is the charging. I am not sure why camera manufacturers are no longer including battery chargers. Maybe they figure we own them already or they can make more money or maybe there was something about fast charging that made it impractical. Charging the battery from a wall outlet directly in the camera is not a great idea especially since the battery is removable. If there was a power surge could be possible to fry the 2 grand camera. Luckily Pentax didn't change batteries so I can use my old chargers. The upgrades to the Pentax dslr hopefully will be seen in a future released K-1 as well. Although I hope Pentax keep the gps on the K-1. I put the old 43mm on it and need to get out shooting....

With these gloves I can still operate my DSLR including the touch screen even in coldish weather. They are comfortable and practical. Good purchase, and I got them on holiday sale to boot.

I am new to DSLR's and after much research I bought T4i D with 18-135mm lens. The touch screen is really good and within few days I was able to see different options this camera allows for photography. Video quality is excellent. It's size and weight are good too, grip feels more normal than Nikon's. Still fair bit to learn but I am happy with my purchase.

Any Fs7 users out there, the HDMI port is so inconvenient, this is perfect.

Was looking for a USB Touch Screen for demo purposes on our new Software that just recently came out. We needed something small and sleek, and this seems to work for us just fine. The fact that you can add Raspberry Pi to it just made our imagination expand even more. There are three cables to it if you want to add to a PC, HDMI, USB For Power and Touch USB but for what this can do, that becomes a mute issue for us.

I use to connect a touch screen monitor to pc. No problems so far, easy to install.