The Lilliput 569 is a 5 inch 16:9 LED field monitor with HDMI, component video and sun hood. Optimised for DSLR cameras.

Note:   569/ (with HDMI in)

 5 inch monitor with wide screen aspect ratio

The 569 is Lilliput's compact, 5" monitor. The high resolution 5" LCD displays pin-sharp images on a compact and lightweight monitor, ideal for customers looking for an external monitor that won't weigh them down.
 
 Optimised for DSLR camerasThe 569 is the perfect external field monitor. Providing more screen real estate than the built-in LCD on most DSLRs and featuring some of the highest specifications found on a Lilliput monitor this 5" monitor is quickly becoming many DSLR users best friend!
 
  
 High resolution 800×480

Squeezing 384,000 pixels onto a 5" LCD panel creates a pin-sharp picture. When your full 1080p/1080i content is scaled onto this monitor, the image quality is stunning and you can pick out every detail even on this compact monitor.
 
 High contrast ratio 600:1The 569 might be our smallest HDMI monitor, but it boasts the highest contrast ratio found on any Lilliput monitor, thanks to improved LED backlight technology. With enhanced colour representation, DSLR users can rejoice that what they see on the monitor is what they get in post production.
 
 Enhanced brightness, great outdoor performance

Featuring a 400 cd/M2 backlight, the 569 produces a vivid and crystal clear picture. Your video content won't look 'washed out' when the 569/P is used under sun light thanks to a boosted brightness LCD. The inclusive sunhood also provides even better outdoors performance.
 
 Wide viewing angles

With a stunning 150 degrees viewing angle, you can get the same vivid picture from wherever you are standing.
 
 Battery plates included

Similar to the 667, the 569 includes two battery plates compatible with F970, LP-E6, DU21, and QM91D batteries. Lilliput can also supply an external battery that provides up to 6 hours of continuous use on the 569 which is great for mounting on a DSLR rig.
 
 HDMI, and component and composite through BNC connectors

No matter which camera or AV equipment our customers use with the 569, there is a video input to suit all applications.

Most DSLR cameras ship with an HDMI output, but larger production cameras output HD component and regular composite through BNC connectors.