Setting Up Your Scene

When you rent camera monitors from BorrowLenses, you have the ability to choose from a wide range of devices in order to frame great scenes. Whether you are a professional working in a portrait studio or a wedding photographer, such accessibility is critical. You get incredible selection and recent technology, all without costly upfront investment.

What to Look for in a Monitor

Here is a summary of the different monitor types:

• On-Camera Monitors: Typically the size of a smartphone and designed to mount easily on a DSLR or mirrorless camera, usually via the hot shoe.
• Production Monitors: These larger monitors act as a reference monitor in studios to help you ensure framing and focusing. They are also great for classrooms and workshops.
• Field Monitors: Typically larger than on-camera monitors but often smaller than production monitors, field monitors allow you to easily view imagery anywhere and have a variety of inputs.
• Recording Monitors: Typically reserved for videography but not always. See our whole monitor collection here.

  The BorrowLenses Advantage

  At BorrowLenses, you can rent all manner of production equipment at outstanding rates. Have it shipped right to your home or even on set! If you live near one of our our many pickup locations, head on over and pick up your item. When you are done with it, use the prepaid shipping label to send it right back. Experience the advantages and convenience of renting gear today.