Blackmagic Design Video Assist
Best professional field monitor for filmmakers needing reliable, high-resolution recording.
This is the ultimate Swiss Army knife for on-set monitoring and high-resolution recording. While it adds a bit of bulk to your camera rig, the trade-off is a robust, all-in-one solution that eliminates the need for external recorders and complex cabling, giving you professional-grade scopes and reliable capture in a single, bright package.
$799.00
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Thomann
Who it's for
- Cinema camera operators needing high-bandwidth, reliable signal transmission
- Outdoor videographers shooting in bright, challenging sunlight
- Editors requiring efficient, industry-standard file formats for post-production
Who should skip it
- Run-and-gun shooters relying on lightweight, long-lasting battery setups
- Power users demanding advanced, highly customizable monitoring software
- Production crews working in hot, demanding outdoor environments
Performance breakdown
Monitoring Precision
Professional-grade scopes and LUT support ensure absolute confidence in every shot.
Recording Versatility
Dual SD slots and external SSD support handle demanding 4K workflows effortlessly.
Display Performance
High-brightness HDR panel maintains visibility even in challenging outdoor lighting conditions.
Connectivity Options
Robust 12G-SDI and HDMI 2.0 ports integrate seamlessly into any production.
Power Flexibility
Dual battery system keeps the unit running through long, uninterrupted shoots.
Build Durability
Rugged chassis design withstands the rigors of fast-paced, on-set environments.
Key Specs
Display Support
High Brightness HDR
Video Interface
12G-SDI In/Out and HDMI 2.0 In/Out
Maximum Input/Output Resolution
4096 x 2160 DCI 4K 60p
Storage Type
Dual SD Card slots and External USB-C SSD support
Audio Channels
16 channels supported
Power Source Type
DC 12V / Dual Sony L-Series Batteries
Dimensions
185 x 132 x 38 mm
Weight
825 g
Screen Size
7.0 inches
Display Resolution
1920 x 1080 (Full HD)
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