Canon R6 II Looking to buy two monitors for the R6 Mark II

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I need two monitors for the R6 MarkII, I mainly record cooking videos for youtube but I need a bigger screen than whats on the cameras.
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I have a $99 external screen that works well but is not stellar. A few questions:

Do you need to:
  1. record the camera's LCD screen settings
  2. or only display what you're recording
Do you need the external screen to:
  1. pass the video signal through to your computer
  2. or are you only recording to the camera SD card
Do you need:
  1. a 4K screen
  2. or just Full HD (1920x1080)
Update: I originally assumed you want smaller (5"-10") camera- or tripod-mounted monitors. But if you have a computer in the mix, you could use two (19" or larger?) monitors. With a laptop, you'd need a dual-HDMI docking station; a desktop might have dual HDMI outputs already.

Camera > HDMI > USB Converter > Computer > (Docking Station) > Dual Monitors

If no computer, you could see if daisy-chaining two monitors would work:

Camera > HDMI > Monitor 1 HDMI In > HDMI Out > Monitor 2
 
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I have a $99 external screen that works well but is not stellar. A few questions:

Do you need to:
  1. record the camera's LCD screen settings
  2. or only display what you're recording
Do you need the external screen to:
  1. pass the video signal through to your computer
  2. or are you only recording to the camera SD card
Do you need:
  1. a 4K screen
  2. or just Full HD (1920x1080)
Update: I originally assumed you want smaller (5"-10") camera- or tripod-mounted monitors. But if you have a computer in the mix, you could use two (19" or larger?) monitors. With a laptop, you'd need a dual-HDMI docking station; a desktop might have dual HDMI outputs already.

Camera > HDMI > USB Converter > Computer > (Docking Station) > Dual Monitors

If no computer, you could see if daisy-chaining two monitors would work:

Camera > HDMI > Monitor 1 HDMI In > HDMI Out > Monitor 2
Hello Steven, good questions. I shoot in 4K, using 256 cards so don't need to record to the monitor, I just want to see what I am recording. I do not edit so it doesn't need to be too fancy but I do want to see what I'm recording in better detail. Prefer to mount on the camera or a cage setup on the camera, not going to computer, just to the card.
Thank you
 
don't need to record to the monitor, I just want to see what I am recording. I do not edit so it doesn't need to be too fancy but I do want to see what I'm recording in better detail. Prefer to mount on the camera or a cage setup on the camera, not going to computer, just to the card.
You could do worse than this 10" touchscreen model from FeelWorld. From the reading I've done, I believe you could daisy chain two of these together. But don't quote me because I've never tried it. I have a 5" model from the same manufacturer, and it works well (but I've never tried any other brand). Mine came from B&H.


 
You could do worse than this 10" touchscreen model from FeelWorld. From the reading I've done, I believe you could daisy chain two of these together. But don't quote me because I've never tried it. I have a 5" model from the same manufacturer, and it works well (but I've never tried any other brand). Mine came from B&H.


Thank you
 

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