Accsoon SeeMo 4K HDMI Video Transmitter Adapter for iPhone iPad, iOS/HDMI Capture Terminal Turns iPhone Into On-Camera Monitor for Recording Live Streaming-Black

In general aspects 9.5/10, in principle I bought this device because a colleague had a similar one "an older version with fewer functions" I will be brief in explaining my experience:Positive aspects:1. It feels well made and made of good material2. The piece that holds the device to the camera cage remains stable and firm all the time, even with some strong movements in the shot changes of a video shot.3. The weight is very light and the construction is compact, which makes it easy to keep it in the backpack always.4. There is no delay in the transmission of the image5. It offers tools to help with exposure correction that I think are very important, histogram, follow-up for focus, and many other options.6. The navigation menu is simple and intuitive7. As easy as, assemble, connect, turn on and work, prepare everything to start recording takes less than 1 minute.8. The relationship between quality and price is 10/109. Being able to take advantage of the quality of my phone's screen is a very good experience, in my case you used an iPhone 14 Pro Max and everything worked perfectly.Now negative aspects:1. The navigation menu is only in two languages, it is possible that an update of the App will solve this in the future.2. It does not include a battery, although these batteries are not expensive it is good to know that it is not included, this way when someone buys one they will know that they will need a little more investment if they do not have a compatible battery.3. The versatility of the device with the camera brands is total, however it does not include a cable that adapts from the device to the camera (I understand that it is difficult to add a cable for each type of camera many times with different ports) make sure to check the type of port of your camera and include the correct cable in your purchase.4. The camera's digital leveler is not transmitted, I guess it's something that can also be fixed in an update in the future.In conclusion, if someone asked me if I recommend it, the answer would be absolutely YES.Plus: The customer service was fast and timely, they helped me solve doubts I had.

We needed to connect an HDMI camera to our Switcher Studio live-streaming system and this did the job. We had to purchase a battery pack separately. This device brings an HDMI camera or computer output into an iPhone.

The media could not be loaded. I gave it four stars because even though the product worked flawlessly. It said it worked with iPads, but the mounting system was only for cell phones.

Does not come with a HDMI cable which is an important item that is needed. It seems to be made out of high quality plastic but I feel a failing point could be the phone mount that comes up, seems to be made of cheaper plastic on the inside. The cold shoe mount is made very well, very sturdy except I wish it didn’t require an Allen wrench to adjust the phone. The wires to connect the phone are braided and seem to be good quality. The app and the interface is very easy to use and makes shooting video very simple and easy to do with just your iPhone. Also it’s great that the battery charges your phone as you use it so your battery will not drain.

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I bought this because I want to run a lighter rig with my Sony FX3 and be able to pull clips quickly to the phone AND to frame.io.This is a clear winner because of the price and it does everything I need. Also, it takes UHD input and output (Atomos Ninja one DOES NOT). You won't be disappointed.

This clever adaptor essentially allows you to use your iPhone with its excellent screen as an external monitor for you mirrorless camera with a couple of other perks: (1) the ability to extend the battery life of your phone via a (not included) NP-F in a battery slot built into the adaptor; and (2) to transfer files from your iPhone to a (not included) SD card slot in the adaptor. Essentially your iPhone working in conjunction with this adaptor becomes the function equivalent of using an Atomos Ninja V recording monitor with your mirrorless camera of choice. The adaptor slips into a cold shoe on your camera or cage, you place your phone into the adaptor, you run a HDMI cable from your camera output into the adaptor, run a (USB-C to USB-C or Lightning) cable from the adaptor to your iPhone, insert a NP-F battery into the adaptor, insert an SD card into the adaptor, and then turn on the adaptor. You can capture 4K@30. You'll need to add your own input cable (microHDMI to HDMI in my case) and a Sony type NP-F battery (they're relatively common and inexpensive). You can stream with this device, and transfer the file you recorded from your iPhone to the SD card on the adaptor after you're finished--but not record directly to SD card. You can turn your iPhone forward or backward depending on whether you're monitoring from in front of or behind the lens. This is a very useful bit of kit. Recommended.

I have a 15 pro max with an otter box clear case on it and it just squeezes in there. It’s not too bad but it’s enough to have me worried about straining the device accidentally. Just needs a little more room but otherwise this is definitely better than the monitor plus app which is expected. My a7riv isn’t supported with Sonys app which apparently does all of this, but it’s only compatible with 7 of their newer models. Will come in handy lots down the road, I can already see it. Just for the next one, take into account phone cases please. Without my case my phone would fit no problem. Those extra centimeters would be helpful to not strain the device