Compatibility of HD cameras with the 12V Flyer monitor

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The 12V Flyer monitor accepts composite video signals only, which limits it to standard definition output.
HD cameras with composite video output can be connected directly to the Flyer, including models like Sony FX1, Sony Z1, JVC HD100, Canon XL-H1, and Panasonic HVX200.
Cameras without composite output require an external downconverter connected to either component or HD-SDI outputs to work with the Flyer.
Any video converter, whether internal to the camera or monitor or external, introduces minimal processing lag of a few frames.
Requesting a composite signal output ensures compatibility with the Flyer and virtually any video monitor.

The Flyer 12V will only display standard definition resolution even when connected to HD cameras.
Camera models above the 10,000 USD price range may lack composite output and require verification before purchase.
The discussion does not specify whether PAL and NTSC signals present any compatibility issues beyond signal type.