Hi Murathan, thanks for supporting the channel. If you own an iPhone 15 (or iPad) with the Type-C connection then theres a few "USB Camera" type apps that should work. If you have an iPhone 14 or older with lightning cable, then it seems the only option is to buy the Acsoon SeeMo device (a hardware and software solution), which turns your iphone into a professional monitor. But if you already own a Sony mirrorless camera, then you use the Monitor+ app which can be used as a wireless remote monitor for your Sony camera. Hope that helps you my friend. Greetings to Vienna!
Why so many wirres and connector i think there r lots of wires ( hdmi to C type ) available on Amaozon Will this work..? I have sony fx 30 which has full size hdmi out. Pls help as im new to this and havent tried anything like this.
Idk about a direct hdmi to usb type c cable, but since you have a sony camera, you can use the Monitor+ app and a single usb type c to type a (no need for hdmi adaptor)
Do you think this method's gonna work on Canon EOS Rebel T100 (3000D/4000D)? I'm looking for a cheaper way to have an external monitor as I don't have the flip screen capability and too broke to buy a field monitor. 😓
Hey thanks Neil, it should work as long as you have a HDMI Out on your camera (which it does). Just grab yourself the right cable and a cheap HDMI capture card and you should be good to go!
finally, a very well made and presented video. I'm so SICK of all of those "run-of-the-mill" videos with the lazy-ass intros of; "hey guyz, hi-guyz, whutz-up guyz, or, hey everybody..." and ever goddamned variation and connotation of the lazy-ass intros that everybody & sister loves to use and thinks is so cool. It's not cool... it's just lazy. This young man had an Excellent presentation. His intros and outros were clean, well thought and exceptionally well presented. His demo, descriptions and presentation were exceptionally well done. His appearance could have been more professional. But he has a good onscreen presence and a fantastic speaking voice. You answered a lot of questions I had in mind during your short video presentation...Thank you.
@JerryFallwell-bt3py yes you can. Just need to find the right cable(s) and/or adaptors. On my Android phone, I was able to use a USB-C to HDMI cable that can plug into a TV or monitor.
Thank you for this, it will save a lot of stress, now my question is. Some cameras 📷 like Canon 60D, which ordinarily when you plug and output it doesn't display on the camera preview monitor, how do we go about it?
This is very helpful sir thank you, but I think the one that you are using is a micro hdmi, because mini hdmi is a bit bigger than micro and almost similar to the standard hdmi
There are actually. Filmic Remote and Protake have that function to use a separate device as a remote monitor. I heard there's another app too, just forgot the name.
The paid version only removes ads. But there still wont be zebra or focus peaking, because the app's original intended use is for connecting web cams to smartphones and not really as a dedicated professional monitor app for dslr/mirrorless cameras. You would need an app like Monitor+ or Acsoon SeeMo to get those monitoring features.
Such a great video. Thank you for the info and for linking everything. I know my cord will be different because my R6MII requires the Micro HDMI to HDMI Male. I am hoping to use to this to record when I'm taking photos. I think it would make for good additions to the Instagram posts of my photos. Thanks again!
I bought a cable like that and tried it awhile ago and it didn't work for me. But lately I've been using a USB-C to Micro cable and the Monitor+ app and its been working great for me! Here's a video where I show how to do it: ua-cam.com/video/APhRqXg8HjE/v-deo.htmlsi=cVs8QBeIjUmkLjE2
Excellent info. Also, man.... your voice is great for this type of work. Inflections, tone everything. And just an all around great voice to begin with. Thanks again for this great info, handsome. -Fuzzy
Hello dude. Thank you for the creative solution expressed in detail. I would like to shoot videos using my smartphone. In 4K or FHD recording, I would like to monitor the screen of my phone using any other external device such as monitor or TV. Is it possible and feasible? I have an Android phone.
can u configure the camera settings using the phone? the lcd for my Fujifilm xa3 broke and im considering this as an option than replace it. i dont have money lol
Unfortunately you cannot control your camera settings from the phone with this app. It mostly acts as a clone of your camera screen with bonus record function
@@RJBaculodoes this method work on Fujifilm xa3? i tried hdmi out to a television first cause the video capture card is not yet here, it only shows output when i clicked playback but it seem to not show what the camera sees
I want to connect my EOS R to android tablet S8 ultra ; to use it as a monitor for my cam . how can I get the best quality 4k results?? And do u recommend a specific Vedio capture card ???
Unfortunately this didn't work for me Unsure where the issues lies with it but its great idea for those that can get it to work! Video production value 📈📈📈📈
I got this working with an iPad because it has a USB connection (not lightning). So I assume this might work with the latest iPhone 15 with USB-C but otherwise you'd have to use a different method like the Monitor+ app (for Sony cameras) via wireless connection.
@eddieleathwood5373 you could try a Lightning to USB adaptor, but im not 100% sure if it would work. I might try it out with my iPhone 13 later when i get the chance.
Use Your Smartphone as a PROFESSIONAL Field Monitor! // Monitor+ App
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Nice video!
Do you know if a using a micro hdmi to hdmi, then hdmi to usbc would work? Does the capture card do anything but convert hdmi to usb?
Can I have some names for iPhone software app please.
The monitoring app that I use on my iPhone and iPad is Monitor+
Is there a similar software app for iPhone? Or does it only work on Android? Kind regards from Vienna
Hi Murathan, thanks for supporting the channel. If you own an iPhone 15 (or iPad) with the Type-C connection then theres a few "USB Camera" type apps that should work. If you have an iPhone 14 or older with lightning cable, then it seems the only option is to buy the Acsoon SeeMo device (a hardware and software solution), which turns your iphone into a professional monitor. But if you already own a Sony mirrorless camera, then you use the Monitor+ app which can be used as a wireless remote monitor for your Sony camera. Hope that helps you my friend. Greetings to Vienna!
Thank you very much for your detailed answer. You really helped me. I wish you continued fun and success. Thanks RJ. 🙏
would this work on a canon eos R100?
As long as it has a HDMI output of some sort, it should work
@@RJBaculo It has micro HDMI 😌😌
Why so many wirres and connector i think there r lots of wires ( hdmi to C type ) available on Amaozon
Will this work..?
I have sony fx 30 which has full size hdmi out.
Pls help as im new to this and havent tried anything like this.
Idk about a direct hdmi to usb type c cable, but since you have a sony camera, you can use the Monitor+ app and a single usb type c to type a (no need for hdmi adaptor)
Do you think this method's gonna work on Canon EOS Rebel T100 (3000D/4000D)? I'm looking for a cheaper way to have an external monitor as I don't have the flip screen capability and too broke to buy a field monitor. 😓
I actually dig this type of content so I'm glad I found your channel, subscribed!
Hey thanks Neil, it should work as long as you have a HDMI Out on your camera (which it does). Just grab yourself the right cable and a cheap HDMI capture card and you should be good to go!
Great video a
Thanks!
nice brooo
Thanks kapatid!
CONS: latency sucks..
Yeah definitely
Can you still get 60fps?
Well at least you can frame it right thats what i use it for😊
Latency in wirless not wired
Im using android note 8, how do i horizontal video to "Neewer" field monitor. Using my phone as primary camera. Phone wont rotate to side video?
finally, a very well made and presented video. I'm so SICK of all of those "run-of-the-mill" videos with the lazy-ass intros of; "hey guyz, hi-guyz, whutz-up guyz, or, hey everybody..." and ever goddamned variation and connotation of the lazy-ass intros that everybody & sister loves to use and thinks is so cool. It's not cool... it's just lazy.
This young man had an Excellent presentation. His intros and outros were clean, well thought and exceptionally well presented. His demo, descriptions and presentation were exceptionally well done. His appearance could have been more professional. But he has a good onscreen presence and a fantastic speaking voice.
You answered a lot of questions I had in mind during your short video presentation...Thank you.
Thank you for the positive feedback. Much appreciated.
@@RJBaculoHi i want to Use my smartphone as my main camera and send the video out to field monitor hdmi[Neewer F100] can I do this
@JerryFallwell-bt3py yes you can. Just need to find the right cable(s) and/or adaptors. On my Android phone, I was able to use a USB-C to HDMI cable that can plug into a TV or monitor.
Thank you for this video. Very clear, helpful and informative.
Glad it helped!
Thank you for this, it will save a lot of stress, now my question is. Some cameras 📷 like Canon 60D, which ordinarily when you plug and output it doesn't display on the camera preview monitor, how do we go about it?
There might not be a way around it. Especially the older cameras. But maybe someone else found a way or hack
This is very helpful sir thank you, but I think the one that you are using is a micro hdmi, because mini hdmi is a bit bigger than micro and almost similar to the standard hdmi
Yes you are right, its a micro hdmi. Typo on my side. Thanks for spotting that.
Is there a similar software app for iPhone? Or does it only work on Android? Kind regards from Vienna
Thanks for the video, but have you found an app that also helps with focus (ie, one that has focusing aids)?
Monitor+ has focus aids, but only works with Sony cameras.
@@RJBaculoThats not true, im using it on my Canon Eos M50
@@petritsalihu9730 and How do you connect the camera to the app?
Great video! Now I'm wondering if there is an app for a smartphone as the main camera to another smartphone as the field monitor.
There are actually. Filmic Remote and Protake have that function to use a separate device as a remote monitor. I heard there's another app too, just forgot the name.
@@RJBaculo Yes, that's right! Thanks 👍
Straight to the point 👌kindly accept my subscription 😊
Graciously accepted!
Hey, usb camera in free version doesnt show zebra and focus peaking. Does the paid version have this or will it not work at all in this solution?
The paid version only removes ads. But there still wont be zebra or focus peaking, because the app's original intended use is for connecting web cams to smartphones and not really as a dedicated professional monitor app for dslr/mirrorless cameras. You would need an app like Monitor+ or Acsoon SeeMo to get those monitoring features.
@@RJBaculo thank you! Good luck
Such a great video. Thank you for the info and for linking everything. I know my cord will be different because my R6MII requires the Micro HDMI to HDMI Male. I am hoping to use to this to record when I'm taking photos. I think it would make for good additions to the Instagram posts of my photos. Thanks again!
This is a great idea to use while taking photos, like a BTS point of view of the photographer!
@@RJBaculo yeah, I've seen some photographers that I follow do this, and it looks really cool when done right.
If I want to use my phone as a monitor only, can I get away with usb-c to mini hdmi cable only?
I bought a cable like that and tried it awhile ago and it didn't work for me. But lately I've been using a USB-C to Micro cable and the Monitor+ app and its been working great for me! Here's a video where I show how to do it: ua-cam.com/video/APhRqXg8HjE/v-deo.htmlsi=cVs8QBeIjUmkLjE2
Excellent info. Also, man.... your voice is great for this type of work. Inflections, tone everything. And just an all around great voice to begin with.
Thanks again for this great info, handsome.
-Fuzzy
Is that capable on canon eos 40d?
How about the Android phone settings in detail?
Can this be connected to another phone? One phoneing and another for vuewing
I think it might. I'm going to give it a try!
does it work on point and shoot camera that has mini hdmi? mine's canon powershot sx40hs
I think it would work
The app didn't work very well with my Lumix s5ii. Try next camera app it's much better
Hello dude. Thank you for the creative solution expressed in detail. I would like to shoot videos using my smartphone. In 4K or FHD recording, I would like to monitor the screen of my phone using any other external device such as monitor or TV. Is it possible and feasible? I have an Android phone.
Yes its very easy. You can just get a single USB type-C to HDMI cable and plug straight from your phone to the tv or monitor.
@@RJBaculo God bless you.
Does it have mf assist on phone monitor
Not with this app. You'll have to use one of the other apps like Monitor+ or Accsoon SeeMo to get more advanced features like focus assist
Great video, thank you, you saved me $$$$ spending on Ninja or Shinobi
Awesome!
Can you setup connect a Smart phone to hdmi field monitor..
With the right cable, yes you can
@@RJBaculo i have a galaxy note 8 Usb-c i.need to video monitor my phone to Neewer brand Viewer. Hdmi?
Great video, what's the brand name of that cable clamp? Thanks in advance.
Anyone have alternative for older Cameras? I use an A6k and it is not compatible unfortunately.
how to your phone type bro?
can u configure the camera settings using the phone? the lcd for my Fujifilm xa3 broke and im considering this as an option than replace it. i dont have money lol
Unfortunately you cannot control your camera settings from the phone with this app. It mostly acts as a clone of your camera screen with bonus record function
@@RJBaculo aww thank uu
@@RJBaculodoes this method work on Fujifilm xa3? i tried hdmi out to a television first cause the video capture card is not yet here, it only shows output when i clicked playback but it seem to not show what the camera sees
I want to connect my EOS R to android tablet S8 ultra ; to use it as a monitor for my cam . how can I get the best quality 4k results?? And do u recommend a specific Vedio capture card ???
Preview available this
I bougt now a Cable hopefully this work with the Nikon D3100, would be nice for Macro.
Good luck! Let me know if it works (the D3100 was my first DSLR. I love that camera)
Just.... THANK YOU!!
Glad it helped
How about the Android phone settings in detail?
Unfortunately this didn't work for me
Unsure where the issues lies with it but its great idea for those that can get it to work!
Video production value 📈📈📈📈
Sorry to hear that. What model camera are you using?
@@RJBaculo Sony a7 2013 model
TY!
No worries!
CAN you use hdmi to usb c câble?
Or the capture card is a necessity ?
With this particular app, a capture card is necessary. If you use an app like Monitor+ or SeeMo app, a hdmi to usb c cable works.
Really nice Video RJ
Thanks Peter. I'm about to upload an updated video this week using the Monitor+ app
Informative and succinct, many thanks.
Glad it helped 👍🏼
Thank you !
No worries!
Can I use an iPhone?
Aswell as this, are there any products you recommend for live-streaming in these situations for better internet?
I got this working with an iPad because it has a USB connection (not lightning). So I assume this might work with the latest iPhone 15 with USB-C but otherwise you'd have to use a different method like the Monitor+ app (for Sony cameras) via wireless connection.
@@RJBaculo any idea if the setup itself would work with an iPhone 11?
@eddieleathwood5373 you could try a Lightning to USB adaptor, but im not 100% sure if it would work. I might try it out with my iPhone 13 later when i get the chance.
If you do that, please tell me the result if possible thanks@@RJBaculo