A studio monitor is essentially a video monitor that carries video signals and serves as an accurate television without the tuner. It has a blue gun switch that allows it to be calibrated perfectly. It is used for the unbiased editing of professional video projects because it shows the true picture of a footage. Studio monitors give the editor the ability to make judgment on brightness, color correction, contrast, and saturation that can hold true in a wide selection of television screens. They are also used while shooting videos, allowing the director to monitor the actual footage while shooting.
Size: For desktop monitoring, choose a studio monitor not smaller than 14 inches. Get one with a top handle for portability, allowing you to use it on the set while shooting.
Input: Look for a studio monitor with an S-video input that allows you to connect the video camera directly to it.
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