Field monitors are designed to provide a live preview with better fidelity and colour calibration than what’s usually displayed on a camera’s built-in screen. The monitors can be as large as 7 inches versus the built-in screens that mostly are just 2.5 to 3 inches big. The larger size can help guarantee everything is in focus. To zero in more on your camera images, get one of these leading field monitors.

No matter what you need a field monitor for, this offering from FEELWORLD will cover every base that you need, and even some that you didn’t know you had. Coming in at 5.5″, this field monitor offers high resolution, and easy connection to any camera that you require. With 4K UHD resolution, 1000:1 contrast ratio, and 160 degree viewing angles, this field monitor is great for on the go, and its brightness can keep up with indoors and the great outdoors.

The Neewer F100 Screen Camera Field Monitor is a good field monitor that promises high value. The affordable 7-inch monitor offers a wide-angle IPS panel with LED backlight and can support 4K input and ultra high-definition resolution. The multifunctional monitor has an enhanced backlight and built-in 1,200:1 colour contrast ratio. It includes HDMI and battery locks, a hot shoe mount, and sunshade.

Searching for a field monitor that delivers high picture quality? The FEELWORLD T7 Camera Field Monitor can end your quest. The 7-inch monitor offers very high HD resolution with high brightness and contrast, a 1,200-to-1 aspect ratio, and wide 160-degree viewing angles via the IPS panel. Its professional colour calibration capability helps ensure accurate colour and image reproduction.

To access a very lightweight yet functional field monitor, get your hands on the Lilliput A7s Monitor With 4K Camera Assist. It’s compact, durable, and convenient since it weighs only 320 grams but is 20.5mm thick. The monitor offers a 4K HDMI input and loop output, high native resolution, a 1,000-to-1 contrast, high brightness, and a 170-degree wide viewing angle.

To view an exact image before you take a picture or shoot a video — accurate colours and all — get a well-made field monitor. These top-of-the-line and top-performing monitors should be on your short list.