FEELWORLD F6 5.7Inch FHD IPS On Camera 4K HDMI Monitor with Swivel Arm and 8V DC Power Output F550 Battery Included Kit(Upgraded firmware)

Description

Power source: DC-12V, Son NP-F batteries. Advanced Features 1.Power out DC 8V to power camera with a separately available DC coupler 2.Histogram AND AUDIO METER 3.Focus Assist (Red, Green, Blue three colors optional highlight over parts of the image in focus 4.Image Flip (H, V, H/V) 5.False Colors 6.Image Freeze 7.Zebra Exposure (1-100IRE adjustable) 8.Color Temperature Adjustment 9.Center Marker 10.Camera Mode(DSLR Scale) 11.Anamorphic de-squeeze (1.3X, 2.0X, 2.0X MAG) 12.Nine Grid (Zoom one of the images to realize the full screen) 13.Zoom (4X, 9X, 16X) (Nonsupport in 4K input) 14.Aspect Ratio 15.Safe Frames (80%, 85%, 90%, 93%, 96%, 2.35:1) 16.Pixel to Pixel (Nonsupport in 4K input) 17.Ratio Marker (4:3, 13:9, 14:9, 15:9, 16:9, 1.85:1, 2.35:1)18.Zoom All 18.Marker 18.Color (Red, Green, Blue, White, Black) 19.U/D Zoom (Nonsupport in 4K input) 20.Check Field (Red, Green, Blue, Mono) 21.L/R Zoom (Nonsupport in 4K input) General Screen Size: 5.7" IPS Resolution:1920x1200 pixels Pixel Density:386PPI Aspect Ratio: 16:9 Brightness: 460cd/m² Contrast Ratio:1400:1 Backlight: LED HDMI Input Support Format 480i/576i/480p/576p 1080i (60/59.94/50) 720p (60/59.94/50/30/29/25/24/23.98) 1080p (60/59.94/50/30/29.97/25/24/24sF/23.98/ 23.98sF) 4K UHD 3840à 2160p (30/29.97/25/24/23.98Hz), DCI 4K 4096à 2160p (24Hz) Mount Point:1/4"-20 Thread Socket (top, bottom,Right SIsize) Package Included 1X Feelworld F6 Monitor 1à Mini HDMI Cable 1à Swivel Arm 1xMicro HDMI Cable 1xSunshade 1x Battery (F550) 1XBattery Charger Review: The picture quality of this monitor is very impressive. As a filmmaker and pixel-peeper, my main concern was finding a reference monitor that accurately reproduces the camera’s image without breaking the bank. So if that describes you, look no further. The included bracket, battery, and HDMI cable had me up and running within seconds on my Sony A7III rig. Even though a 5.7” monitor sounds like overkill atop a mirrorless DSLR, it’s really a optimal size. I find myself not looking at the built in camera display anymore, unless it’s to change a setting — which was unexpected, because I have always doubted the need to use an external monitor on a camera rig up til now. The Sony A7III’s built in display is fairly small, and does not do a good job of hiding the pixels when you get up close to it to frame your shot. The Feelworld F6, on the other hand, has no visible pixels nor matter how close you get to it. Everything looks sharp and accurate, as it should. My only complaints are that when you have a battery attached to the monitor and power it off, the power indicator light turns from blue to red, rather than from blue to off. If stored for long periods of time with the battery attached, this little light will eventually drain your battery to 0. So be aware of that. My second complaint is if you’ve ever pushed on or flexed a display before and seen it change colors due to pressure, this monitor suffers from that very slightly on the top where the edge of the plastic contacts with the display. Rather than being black, it has a hint of white to it because it’s being pushed on by the edge of the housing. But it’s not noticeable at all during normal use, just very subtly when it’s on black waiting for an input signal. Review: Easy to handle and the pictures and video found superb vivid clear images.