Areeb Mirza demonstrates how to use a phone as a professional monitor for a camera. He lists required equipment (phone mount, USB-C to USB-C cable, Android phone with USB-C), explains that iPhones cannot use a direct cable and rely on wireless solutions (which have lag) or a separate paid device, and mentions two approaches: a free method using Sony's 'Creators' app and a paid option.
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Your camera I'm going to show you how to easily turn your phone into a professional monitor. These are the things I recommend to make this work. Here is a phone mount which can mount on top of your camera. Next is a USB C to a USB C cable. And third an Android phone with a USB C port.
Now with an iPhone it does not.
Work with a cable even if you adapt the USB C port but you can still use it wirelessly which overall isn't the best experience because of the lag. But there is a device that lets you use your iPhone as a monitor but you would need to buy that separately. Now when you put all the pieces together this is what it looks like now on your phone. There's two ways to do this, a freeway and the paid way. So the freeway is using Sony's app called Creators which is pretty decent. It gives you.
