If you're looking for a cheap camera monitor, you're in luck. There are plenty of options available, from the cheap BenQ XL-H1 to the cheap Atomos Sumo 19 SE. Each of them offers their own set of benefits, but they all cost under $100. So how do you choose the best camera monitor for your money?

BenQ XL-H1

BenQ XL-H1 camera monitoring software lets you set and adjust the frame rate and resolution. The screen also provides timecode setting and basic recording information. Its power/mode dial also has a small LCD in the center. Its adjustable gain setting helps you achieve optimal results in various situations.

This software also supports multiple video formats. For example, you can use it to review clips, preview clips, and edit them in a video. It also has a VCR interface. It has buttons on the handle for Fast Forward, Rewind, Play, and Stop. These buttons are protected with hard plastic covers and have secondary functions. Fast Forward and Rewind enable you to move between images, while Play starts a slide show. Moreover, the pause button serves as a drive mode selector, enabling you to switch between Continuous Shooting, Auto Exposure Brackets, and Single Shot modes.

Andycine A6 Lite

The Andycine A6 Lite 5" Full HD HDMI on-camera monitor is a compact and lightweight solution for on-camera viewing. It is compatible with both DSLRs and mirrorless cameras. It is powered by an optional 12VDC source or by a battery that can be purchased separately.

The ANDYCINE A6 Lite camera monitor features advanced features to improve the quality of your images. It also features a Nine Grid, Pixel to Pixel, and Focus Assist. The monitor also has an external 1/4" screw mount so you can mount it to your camera or rig. It also comes with a carrying case, battery charger, and hdmi cords.

Lilliput A7S

The Lilliput A7S camera monitor combines performance and affordability. It is compatible with the world's most advanced 4K/FHD cameras. It has a full range of functions that make it easy to adjust the color, contrast and sharpness of your videos. It also features an overall protection case, which protects your camera against bright light, shock, and sunlight. It also offers checkfield, peaking, underscan, and volume controls.

This compact 7-inch camera monitor offers 4K input, an HDMI port for connecting a compatible 4K monitor, and a 2-axis handle for easy carrying and mounting. The Lilliput A7S features a high-quality IPS LCD screen with a 16:9 aspect ratio. It also offers an HDMI loop-through function so that you can connect the monitor to a HDMI device to enjoy the full resolution of your video footage. Another great feature of the Lilliput A7S is the screen protector, which helps reduce the glare when shooting outdoors.

Atomos Sumo 19 SE

The Atomos Sumo 19SE camera monitor is an affordable, high-performance camera monitor with a wide range of useful features. It can accept input from most cameras and gaming consoles, and supports recording in 10-bit color. It also has two XLR connections for external microphones and offers dedicated meters and gain controls for each channel. The monitor supports the following video codecs: Apple ProRes RAW, CinemaDNG, and DNxHR. It also supports balanced audio recording.

The Atomos Sumo 19 SE camera monitor has the same resolution as the previous version: 1920x1080. It also has the same 8-bit + FRC QLED display. It also has the same brightness of 1200 nits. It is an excellent choice for any professional or student videographer.

Portkeys PT5 II

The Portkeys PT5 II camera control monitor is a portable, high-quality camera monitor. It comes with an HDMI input and output port for connection to a variety of video equipment. The monitor supports resolutions up to DCI 4K at 24p, 4K UHD at 30p, and FullHD at 60p. It works with both Canon and Sony EOS cameras and has a 3.5mm headphone jack. In addition, it comes with a built-in battery bracket for Canon LP-E6 and Sony NP-F batteries.

The Portkeys PT5 II is the successor to the PT5, which was announced last year. We reviewed the first generation of this monitor here. Since then, budget-priced 5'' HDMI monitors have become a burgeoning market. The Portkeys PT5 II 4K HDMI touchscreen monitor, for instance, is priced at $125 USD. The monitor has a 1920 x 1080 500-nit screen and a 1000:1 contrast ratio. Lastly, it uses 10-bit (8+2FRC) color gradation.

Feelworld FW568 5.5

The Feelworld FW568 5.5 Best Camera Monitor Page offers a wide range of features. Its intuitive menu design makes it easy to adjust settings. Its three custom function buttons make it easy to increase or decrease sound volume. It also has a 4K HDMI input, which is ideal for sending signals to other monitors simultaneously. Its HDMI out port can transmit signals to a director, photographer, or broadcast monitor. Its 4K HDMI output lets you view live pictures in different angles without degrading the image quality.

Whether you're shooting with a DSLR or a mirrorless camera, the FeelWorld FW568 5.5 camera monitor can help you improve your photography and get better shots. The FW568's bright display and professional software tools make it a good choice for gimbal operators or shooters on the go. The camera monitor's small size makes it an excellent option for shooting in cramped spaces.