Overview

To satisfy diversified demands and unlock endless creative opportunities for videographers, Godox keeps enriching the lineup of video solution systems. Now, we're delighted to introduce our first 7" monitor, the GM7S. It combines a large screen with a peak brightness of 1200nit, allowing you to check the screen effortlessly to ensure prefect images. What's more, with REC.709 color calibration, fanless design, multiple options for power supply and a wealth of professional tools, the GM7S is an optimal solution for vloggers, YouTubers, filmmakers and more.

SKU: GC49-11.GM7S

Godox Gm7S 7 Inch Ultra Bright 4K Hdmi Monitor

To satisfy diversified demands and unlock endless creative opportunities for videographers, Godox keeps enriching the lineup of video solution systems. Now, we're delighted to introduce our first 7" monitor, the GM7S. It combines a large screen with a peak brightness of 1200nit, allowing you to check the screen effortlessly to ensure prefect images. What's more, with REC.709 color calibration, fanless design, multiple options for power supply and a wealth of professional tools, the GM7S is an optimal solution for vloggers, YouTubers, filmmakers and more.

Bigger Vision, Bigger World

The 7" 1920x1200 screen ensures a larger and clearer view so that your eyes never miss any point of small details, taking you away from nightmares of flawed images caused by an unclear display. Moreover, with a viewing angle of 160 Degree H/160 Degree V, the GM7S is an ideal solution for a few more viewers to monitor at the same time.

Clearly Visible in Strong Sunlight

Featuring a peak brightness of 1200nit, the GM7S ensures a clear and accurate display, which is especially important when shooting outdoors. Don't let strong sunlight get in the way of your creating.

REC.709 Color Calibration

With REC.709 color calibration, the GM7S guarantees high-fidelity images, which is the key to measuring the reliability of a monitor. What you see on the GM7S is what you get.

Custom 3D LUT Support

By loading up to 25 custom 3D LUTs into the GM7S via SD card, the instant preview greatly saves your time in post-production workflows. In addition to converting Log into REC.709, endless possibilities for creative footage are available at your fingertips.

No Fan, No Noise

The fanless design makes the GM7S completely silent, contributing to better application in sound-sensitive environments.

Rugged Metal Construction

The back housing made of robust metallic material can reliably protect the internal structure. In addition, the specialized design increases the surface area to provide better heat dissipation when working.

Camera Control Function

Using the adaptive camera control cable (optional), the GM7S can conveniently access the camera functions for enhanced efficiency, freeing you from swapping back and forth between the monitor and the camera.

Easy-to-use UI

Designed according to the user-friendly principle, the optimized UI enables you to fast access the frequently used functions, producing an easy, efficient, and enjoyable experience. Combining the large touchscreen with the scientific design, the GM7S offers users maximum usability and convenience.

Power Anywhere

Providing three choices: DC, single or dual lithium battery, and Type-C power supply, the GM7S is never disconnected. What's worth emphasizing is the Type-C power supply, an excellent solution for an emergency when shooting outdoors.

Compatibility

Godox Gm7S 7 Inch Ultra Bright 4K Hdmi Monitor

Godox GM7S Features

  • 7 inches wide view angle IPS HD ultra-bright touch screen
  • HDMI@ 1.4 Output or Input
  • 3.5mm audio jack port to achieve real-time audio monitoring
  • Support camera control with touch operation, shooting, recording, auto focus, focusing, ISO, aperture and shutter control functions provided
  • Support LUT lead-in with SD card & compatible with 17/32/33/64/65 cubic files
  • Various power supplies: DC power supply, Type-C power supply and Lithium Battery power supply

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Product Overview

To satisfy diversified demands and unlock endless creative opportunities for videographers, Godox keeps enriching the lineup of video solution systems. Now, we're delighted to introduce our first 7" monitor, the GM7S. It combines a large screen with a peak brightness of 1200nit, allowing you to check the screen effortlessly to ensure prefect images. What's more, with REC.709 color calibration, fanless design, multiple options for power supply and a wealth of professional tools, the GM7S is an optimal solution for vloggers, YouTubers, filmmakers and more.

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