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Viewing Angle
Opinion:To me a good viewing angle is very important. I like to be able to watch a monitor no matter from what side I’m looking at it.
This is how I measured the degrees of angle:What you see below is a measurement in the following order:0°, 20°, 40°, 60°, 80°
smallHD DP-1 left:
smallHD DP-1 right:
smallHD DP-1 top:
smallHD DP-1 bottom:
ikan V8000 left:
ikan V8000 right:
ikan V8000 top:
ikan V8000 bottom:
Marshall V-LCD70P left:
Marshall V-LCD70P right:
Marshall V-LCD70P top:
Marshall V-LCD70P bottom:ikan V5600 left:
ikan V5600 right:
ikan V5600 top:
ikan V5600 bottom:
Opinion:This is how I would rate the viewing angle from best to worst:1. smallHD DP-12. Marshall V-LCD…3. ikan V80004. ikan V5600
But make your own picture, the images speak for themselves. Some are darker or brighter because I used daylight, this doesn’t affect the lcd brightness. You can click on all images to see them in full view. I’ll post what we’ve seen here in the summary at the end of the review.
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Sebastian Wöber is a director and DP, studied at Filmacademy Vienna and is passionate about harnessing the potential of filmmaking tech to create powerful cinematic work with limited resources. He is currently teaching film at Andrews University in the US.