What's in the box:

MustHD M700H 7" 1024 x 600 HDMI On-Camera Monitor, Detachable Sunhood, AC Adapter ,HDMI Cable (Mini HDMI to HDMI), Sony F970 Battery Plate for On-Camera Field Monitor, Shoe Mount Adapter, Function Key Cable Control, Screws, Limited 1-Year Warranty

The M700H 7" HDMI On-Camera LCD Monitor from MustHD is a compact and lightweight field monitor designed for entry-level use. The included sunhood, which is flexible and detachable, helps shade the LCD monitor when used in bright locations. With features like color peaking, false color, exposure, marker, and more, this LCD monitor supports a resolution up to 1920 x 1080.

The Focus Assistance function helps the user to easily find the right focus by adding a sharp outline on the shape or boundaries of the object until the red indicator outlining the desired area indicates optimal focus.

Focus Assistance

• Helps user to easily find out the exact area in the picture with the right focus by adding sharp outline on the shape or boundaries of the object in the picture
• The user can adjust the focus control unit until the red indicator outlining the desired area indicates optimal focus

Marker

• User can select a display marker mode from 16:10, 16:9, 15:9, 1.85:1, and 4:3 and can also have self-defined marker ratio

Zoom

• Supports 10 to 90% image zoom
• User can zoom the selected area of an image

Battery Plates

• The monitor is powered by the included AC adapter or the Sony F970 battery

Sunhood

• This sunhood reduces the reflections during outdoor shooting and protects the LCD screen when folded

External Self-Define Button Plate

• The external self-defined button customizes your favorite and frequently-used functions like F1, F2, and F3 and controls them by clicking on On/Off
• User can easily get the features like color peaking, false color, zoom, marker and so on by the F Key button or external self-defined button plate

General

• 7" LCD 1024 x 600 monitor, supports up to 1920 x 1080
• HDMI input
• Histogram
• False color
• Blue Only
• H/V Delay
• Exposure
• Hatch-cross
• Aspect ratio
• Over-scan
• Pixel to pixel
• Black and White