- For photographers, to view images while shooting tethered even in greater detail on a larger screen than their laptop
- OR for positioning a monitor for a client or assistant to review images during or after a shoot so they’re not hovering over the photographer’s workstation
- Create a video village to watch, review and collaborate on video shoots
Using a Monitor on a Photo Shoot to See Images Instantly
Posted by: Tom Pitts on Apr 26, 2017
For both photographers and videographers, incorporating a large monitor into their workflow has become increasingly popular, both in studio and on location. Technology, grip gear, and the decreased expense of monitors and TVs has made it more affordable and easier than ever.
There are several reasons to mount a monitor, including but not limited to: