Useful for the filmmaker on the go, this is the smallest, lightest monitor setup. It works equally well with handheld cameras, gimbals, or in your creator studio.

Snap your iPhone into the SeeMo and there's no need to carry around an extra monitor anymore. The SeeMo measures just 3.1 x 2 x 1.5" and attaches via a built-in clamp to accommodate most newer iPhones. The included right-angle Lightning to USB-C cable connects the SeeMo to your phone and an HDMI cable connects your camera to the SeeMo.

Powered by a widely-available rechargeable Sony NP-F type battery, the battery powers the SeeMo and also maintains the charge on your iPhone. A single NP-F 970 type battery can power the device for up to 8 hours. A 5V/2A USB-C output port on the side of the SeeMo allows for the powering of devices like microphones or small on-camera lights.

In addition to monitoring, SeeMo can also stream HD video directly to popular streaming platforms like YouTube from your camera, mixer, or other HDMI source without the need for a cumbersome laptop or extra boxes. Use it to live stream travel adventures, gym classes, university lectures, parties, or weddings from your camera in HD quality. Setup is simple and the SeeMo uses your iOS device's cellular or Wi-Fi connection to stream at up to 1080p at 60 fps.

The SeeMo can also record an H.264 HD video directly from your camera to your iPhone or iPad's camera roll. Optimized for size and convenience, these files are 30Mb/s variable bitrate in 8-bit. This makes it easy to instantly share clips for social media from your camera. You can also use this as a backup to the main footage on your camera, or even use them to edit videos when time is of the essence.

Adding a SeeMo and utilizing the Retina display on your phone gives you a clear, bright view of what your camera is seeing, all with a screen that is larger and has a higher resolution than your camera screen. The color reproduction, brightness, and resolution is better on your iPhone. Images are crisp, clean, and the pixel density is high. Unlike regular monitors, iPhones and iPads benefit from the very latest screen technology and improve yearly.

You no longer need to fear out of focus, poorly composed, or poorly exposed shoots when using your mirrorless camera or DSLR to shoot video. To check focus, simply tap your iPhone screen and magnify the image. Another tap and you can bring up waveforms or zebras to judge exposure, removing the lingering doubt that something wasn't set quite right. Flip your iPhone around and keep yourself perfectly framed while vlogging. Want to fine tune your composition? Simply pull up a grid overlay to help line things up and keep horizons level.

Need a larger monitor? Connect a newer iPad or iPad Pro to the SeeMo using an Accsoon PowerCage and you have built a professional-grade director's monitor with all the same app tools.