Great review! I'm curious as to whether you experienced any latency/lag. ie. If I'm vlogging and using the monitor to see how I'm coming across, I'm worried that any lag might be off-putting.
Thank you so much that truly means a lot! That's a great question. I've actually been very impressed with this device in terms of latency. I'm sure there is a little bit but for me personally I haven't really noticed it at all when filming my videos. I hope that helps! Thanks again for reaching out and for watching the video. It really means a lot. Cheers my friend!
Very interesting review! I have 2 questions: is it possible to record the vidéo at the same time on the IPhone and in the caméra? How do you manage to start simultaneously the 2 devices (camera and IPhone): is there a link between the Start/Stop fonctions of the 2 devices? In Fact I would like to recover the gyrodata from the IPhone for a stabilization in post.
Thank you so much! That's a great question. I truthfully don't know if you can start recording simultaneously. From my experience with the Seemo, there doesn't appear to be a way. However, You can record with your phone and the camera at the same time. I personally don't mind pressing record individually, but a link between the two devices to simultaneously start and stop recording would be pretty awesome. As long as there was a way to turn it off if I needed to. I hope that helps! Thank you so much for watching the video and for reaching out. It truly means a lot. Cheers!
So glad I discovered this video and your channel! Really looking to get one of these. If I were storing the footage to the camera’s memory card, can it record in the exact camera’s settings? For example a slow 4k 120fps or a 6k 30fps?
Thank you so much that truly means a lot! I'm glad the video could help! Yes absolutely, everything recorded to your memory card will still be in the settings and resolution you are filming in. However, at the moment, the SeeMo can only record onto your phone in 1080. But this works really well if you wanted to record a high quality image and post it to social media strait away. I hope this helps! Feel free to let me know if you have any other questions. I'm happy to help! Cheers!
Another quick question - I've just purchased mine. I was wondering: to charge the battery, can you use the unit itself or does this require a NP-F battery charger?@@foxandcrowncreative
Absolutely I'm happy to help! To my knowledge I don't believe you can. I only see an output charge for things like mics and small lights. But I've truthfully never tried to see if it will send a charge the opposite way. I've always just used my Sony NP-F battery charger. But the good news is that Amazon has some pretty affordable ones. Some chargers might even come with another battery, or visa versa.
Have you figured out how to import LUTs? I am sure it is staring me in the face. What about a way to mute the phone speakers from within app, instead of having to hit the volume rockers on the phone? Great video. I just got mine today and I'm excited about it so far.
Hey Chris! I actually haven't had the chance to import my own LUTs yet but plan to very soon. I did find someone who imported his LUTs by emailing them to himself, then clicks on the one he wants and sends it to the SEE app from there. A little tedious but definitely the quickest solution I've found so far. For the speaker volume, I'm not sure there is a way to mute the iPhone from the app. But I've found that if I keep my phone on silent mode, it'll give a buzz and a small notification will pop up in the top left corner that I'm getting a phone call. I'll sometimes put it in do not disturb mode if i'm looking to block out all phone calls and notification while on set. I hope this helps! Thank you for reaching out and watching the video. I really appreciate it a lot. Cheers my friend!
@@foxandcrowncreative I tried to share file to See but no luck. Just opens the app and doesn't add it to the LUT menu. Thanks for the feedback regardless
For Sony cameras only - the Monitor+ app works great - and you can feed your phone either via Wifi or USB-c cable - it works great at minimal cost - and no extra battery needed!
I don't notice a significant lag when used in the wired connection mode- usb-c - works great (and even on the iPhone with the usb to iPhone adapter -new iPhone 15 should be usb-c native and eliminate that issue) @@GERASPOV
Hi there and thank you for your nice video. I would like to understand better one point before proceed buying this accessory. I don’t care of video recording functionality directly on my phone. I need an external monitor for my Xh2 and I would have the ability to record my footage on my cf express card with my 4k 60fps log settings. This accsoon seemo could do it for me?? Or using it I can only record on my cf express card only in 1080?? I have to clarify this crucial point! So please help me to understand. Thank you for your support!
Yes of course I’m happy to help! The Seemo can only record 1080 when recording directly to the iPhone. But you can still record in 4K with all of your settings to the CF card in your camera as well. You can also record onto your CF card in your camera and the iPhone at the same time simultaneously. I hope this helps! Thank you so much for watching the video, I truly appreciate it a lot. Cheers!
@@foxandcrowncreative thank you so much to have clarified it!! Very appreciated! ❤️ what do you think about the cineview nano instead? Is newer with similar functionality and other peculiarities… I guess if it would be an alternative to the seemo. Actually I’m thinking it could be a better choose because newer, maybe better in specs and longevity…what do you think? Thank you so much for the support!
Absolutely I'm happy I can help! I haven't had the chance to test out the Cineview Nano yet unfortunately. But from what I've seen it looks solid. The wireless capabilities are great feature and it can be very useful especially in content creation when filming ourselves. Would love to review it on the channel one day!
I've noticed that on you video your camera setings overlaps with the app setings. I've got the same and the quality is not the best in my opinion. I saw on other videos that people have only app settings showing and the quality is way better on the iPhone. Do you know how to set it up ? Cheers!
Great question! For my Sony cameras, I just go to the yellow briefcase and go to number 11, the go to "HDMI Info Display", and turn that off. This will move your camera settings display to the camera LCD screen and remove them from your field monitor. I hope this helps! Thank you so much for watching the video and for reaching out, it truly means a lot. Cheers!
Hallo, kannst Du auch schreiben welches Kabeln du benutzt? Es geht um HDMI Kabel für Kamera. Ich habe Nikon P1000 und IPhone 14 Pro Max, aber ich weiß nicht wie soll ich das alles zusammen verbinden. Grüße aus Deutschland.
Hello, yes absolutely I'm happy to help! The SeeMo comes with really nice cables and adapters that you can use to connect the SeeMo to your iPhone 14. For the HDMI cable, it looks like the Nikon P1000, takes micro HDMI, so you would just need a micro to full HDMDI cable to go from the SeeMo to your camera. I love the coiled cables because they're really easy to tuck away. I've left a link to one that is very similar to one I bought a few years ago that I like to use when I'm using the SeeMo. I truthfully don't know a whole lot about the Nikon P1000, so I recommend double checking your camera to make sure that it takes micro HDMI. But whether you have micro, mini, or full HDMI, these coiled cables have always worked really well for me personally. I hope this helps! Thank you so much for watching the video and for reaching out. It truly means a lot. Cheers, my friend! Coiled Micro to Full HDMI Cable: a.co/d/9QiUpgO
Absolutely! The "SeeMo Cradle" that the iPhone rests in can only tilt back and forth. But when you turn your camera vertical your phone will turn vertical as well and that has worked really great for me. The SeeMo has actually been very useful when making vertical content because I'm able to see the footage on my phone as i'm shooting, giving me a much better idea of what the end product could look like. I hope that helps! Thank you so much for reaching out and for watching the video. Cheers!
Great question! Yes absolutely! This is actually how I mainly use it. There is an option where you can record directly to your phone. Which is super useful in situations where you might want to post the footage on social media right away. But I personally mainly use it as a monitor and record to my memory card in camera whenever using the SeeMo. I hope that helps! Thank you so much for watching the video and for reaching out. Cheers!
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Awesome thanks for the reply I’ve been looking for something like this for a while now! Great review and video keep up the good work! Cheers 👍
Hey Jean! That's a great question. As of right now, I believe you can only record to the device on your phone in 1080 up to 60fps. However, if you're interested in learning more about the specs on this device, here is a link to more info on the Accsoon website below. They go a lot more depth and it was truly helpful in my research when reviewing the Seemo. It really is a great device and I've been using mine as often as I can. I love it! Thank you for reaching out my friend! Let me know if you have any other questions. Cheers! accsoon.com/accsoon-seemo/
@@foxandcrowncreative Thank you for your response but I was not talking about recording on the iphone but just being able to use it as a monitor when filming with the camera at 4K 60 fps. I could not find information about that on the web site.
Oh I see! I'm sorry for misunderstanding your question. I have used the Seemo many times in 4K with my Sony FX3 and it has worked really great for me. However, I haven't had the chance to test the Seemo in true 4K just yet. So I'm not 100% sure in terms of compatibility. Although, I can't imagine that it wouldn't work well. But I'll test this out on my Sony FX3 and let you know how it worked out for me. I hope that helps!
@@jeanlaurent3003 Absolutely! I'm happy I can help. I just tested the Seemo in DCI in 24p and 60p and it was working flawlessly for me. I hope this helps! Let me know if there is anything else I can do to help. Cheers my friend!
Thank you for reaching out! Great question! The Seemo is powered by the Sony NP batteries and the device itself can’t be charged. Also, this device doesn’t charge the iPhone unfortunately. Which is a bummer. However, I have used the Seemo for many hours at a time and haven’t had to change the battery or charge my phone. But I think that would just depend on the version of iPhone you have and the size of the battery you have. It would also depend on how you would like to use it. For me personally, I love to use the Seemo for when I need a quick and convenient monitoring solution or when I want a lighter camera rig setup. But I most likely wouldn’t use it on a full day film shoot on my full camera rig because I wouldn’t be able to power it with a v-mount battery or something like that. I hope this helps! Thank you so much for watching the video, I appreciate it a lot. Cheers!
Hey, great question! It looks like you can use it with the iPhone 8 and any model iPhone after that. I hope this helps! Thank you for watching the video, it truly means a lot. Cheers!
Hey, great question! You will be able to continuously record onto your phone with the app using your camera settings when connected to your camera, which will be recorded at 1080, but to my knowledge, I don’t believe it will bypass the 30 minute record time limit on your camera though, unfortunately. I hope this helps! Thank you so much for watching the video, it truly means a lot. Cheers!
Absolutely! After testing it for a while, I feel like the original SeeMo is a solid product for sure, especially at the that price point. But the Pro is definitely a step up towards the professional level with the option for SDI along with a HDMI port as well. Would love to get my hands on one of those for sure! Thanks for reaching out my friend!
Great question! I’ve never tried it before so I couldn’t be 100% sure that it would work. If you can find a way to go HDMI out from your phone or iPad to the SeeMo it would seem that it might work that way. But again, I don’t know for sure and I couldn’t recommend trying it. I might look into how you can screen mirror from your iPhone to your iPad. This might be a lot easier being that both are iOS devices and should pair up pretty smoothly. I’m sorry I can’t of more help! Thank you for reaching out, I really appreciate it. I hope you’re having a great week!
Thanks for reaching out! Absolutely, to be able to charge the Seemo from something like a V-Mount battery would be amazing. I've had the opportunity to use the Seemo on a few film shoots now and the Sony NP-F batteries have lasted throughout the day, so for me personally it hasn't been a huge inconvenience. I've looked into the Monitor+ app and it is definitely a really great app for sure! However, there are a few issues like the latency that would make me hesitant to use in on a film set. Especially when having a client or director's monitor setup, I personally need the image to be as clean as possible. I don't always use my iPhone as a monitor, I have dedicated monitors that I like to use, but when I do need to use my iPhone, with all of its features and at the price, the Seemo has been a solid choice. But with all of that said, both are great options! This is just want works best for me. Although, it might be fun to make a video comparing the two, along with a few other options available as well. Thanks again for reaching out! Cheers!
I'm only about 15 seconds into this and I smell bullsh!t... you're implying that the SeeMo simplifies and shrinks your rig by eliminating the side handle, the huge battery, and what looks like a Rode microphone. This is gonna be a good one!
"You don''t have to buy a 300$ monitor" Yeah, buy a 200$ device that blocks your phone as a monitor. Why not use Monitor+ Or Sony Monitor And Control App "?
