The Pearstone 11" Articulating Arm is used to mount small displays on prosumer and professional camcorders. The arm's unique design features a single-point locking mechanism, which gives the user maximum flexibility. Moving the display on multiple axes is quick and easy, allowing users to find the best possible viewing angle. In addition, the bottom vertical spacer piece is removable to reveal a 1/4"-20 male screw, and the bottom shoe mount is removable to reveal a 1/4"-20 female thread.

The full length of this arm (tip-to-tip) measures 11", and the usable extension range (end-joint to end-joint) measures 8.3".

11" Articulating Arm    8.3" Usable Extension Range    Single-Point Locking Mechanism    Fits on Any Standard Shoe Mount    Lightweight Aluminum Clamp    1/4"-20 and 3/8" Female Sockets    Textured, Nonslip Jaw Grip

Maximum mounting flexibility

Single-point locking mechanism

Fits on any standard shoe mount

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this monitor stretch the DSLR signal to fill the screen?

A: I do not use it with a DSLR, but I think I read in the manual that it will stretch it.

Q: 2. Will this work on the Panasonic GH4?

A: It works with HDMI input so as long as the camera has that function it will work fine

Q: 3. Did anyone use this monitor outdoor on a sunny day(summer)? is it bright enough on a sunny day? we do multi-cam setup for outdoor events and it's hard for our camera crew to look at the little camera in-built LCD screens. Appreciate any help/input form you guys. Thank you

A: While the sunhood which is included will help, at 450 Nit is really is not meant to be used as a monitor in bright sunlight. For an inexpensive option that will work well in daylight you could check out the PORTKEYS HH7 7" HDMI IPS On-Camera Monitor, B&H # POHH7, which is rated at 1200 Nit. https://bhpho.to/2BJpcnv

Q: 4. Will this monitor connect to a 5DIII? If so, what type of cable will it require? Same question for a 7DII. Thank you.

A: Hey Mike, to answer your question. Yes, this will connect to an 5D Mark III. The cable you need is already included. My only advice for you is to buy an additional battery as the monitor does not come with one. You can buy the same battery that the 5D uses and that's a huge plus. Hope this helps. The monitor is great, I've had it for about 2 months and no problems. Just a 5 sec lag when you start up the monitor and camera. So when you have them connected, just let it do it's thing and the image will show up after at least 5 sec.

Q: 5. does this work with the JVC GY HM-600?

A: Yes it should. The HM-600 offers an HDMI output which you can connect to this monitor.

Q: 6. Would this work with a Canon 1Dx mark II ?

A: Yes the Elvid FieldVision 4KV2 7" On-Camera Monitor will work with the Canon EOS-1D X Mark II DSLR Camera. You will feed the monitor the video signal by using a mini-HDMI to HDMI cable like the ZILR Hyper-Thin High-Speed Mini-HDMI to HDMI Cable with Ethernet(BH #ZI4KP60MC17). See: bhpho.to/3LAV8wk.

Q: 7. What is the input voltage range and current draw?

A: Thie monitor has a DC Input Power range from 7 to 24 VDC. The Power Consumption is rated at 8 W (Maximum).

Q: 8. works with sony video ax700

A: Yes. The following unit will work.

Q: 9. Can I switch to through the viewfinder if I want? Is it compatible with the Sony A7iii?

A: The Elvid FieldVision 4KV2 7" On-Camera Monitor is compatible with the Sony a7 III Mirrorless Camera when using a micro HDMI Type D to full size HDMI Type A cable.

Q: 10. What type of V mount battery would this monitor accept with the plate adapter?

A: The included plate adapter is not a battery mount. The plate adapter is used to mount a v or gold mount battery plate on to the monitor itself. So the choice is yours.