FEELWORLD LUT7 7 Inch Ultra Bright 2200nit Touch Screen Camera DSLR Field Monitor with 3D Lut Waveform Vectorscope Automatic Light Sensor 1920x1200 Video Assist 4K HDMI Input 8.4V DC Output Tilt Arm

I previously bought two FEELWORLD monitors for my Lumix cameras, and now I have this one for my BMPCC 6K The device arrived with a small power issue, but after I reported it to the manufacturer, they sent me a new one before I could even box up the original product. You are an outstanding customer service representative! I love the monitor itself, so handy for professional video productions. With scopes on demand and a super bright, clear image, there is no need to delay. Touch screen is easy to use, and the menus are easy to navigate Here is the It would be nice if you went. It is definitely a company I will come back to again and again, and this monitor is highly recommended.

Raquel Ryan

| Oct 31, 2020

The company's nbsp For this price, the Feelworld Lut7 touchscreen monitor is an excellent find. The 2200nit screen is a MUST HAVE for the price. It has been able to keep me warm while I was outside on bright, sunny, beach days without the assistance of a sun hat During the day, it is very bright in that part of the hood. Brightening up your day will also enable you to see better on gray, From now on- A camera monitor often provides a harsh image that is almost like a reflection See the video for a demonstration and sample of the Feelworld Lut7 in reflection (see the video for an 7-inch screen is nice because it allows you to have plenty of room to display other items like RGB Parade, Vectorscopes, Grids, Audio Levels, etc. while still having plenty of room to display your video (once again, With features you would find on higher-end models for a much lower price, the iMac Pro provides a number of professional features. Here are just a few. False Color, RGB Parade, Wave, Vectorscope, Audio and HMDI Out, LUT support. It would be impossible for me to end here. I think it is one of the best monitors in this price range.

Annalise Salas

| May 25, 2021

I've been using the Lilliput 7" monitor for video production for my two YouTube channels for the past two years. With the LUT 7, you can create a brand-new look It far exceeds my other unit in terms of features. I really was not prepared for the brightness of this, it is almost four times brighter than my old laptop, and contains all the features needed for today's video creators.
In particular, the De-interlacing feature is superb. I use the squeeze feature for my anamorphic lens so I can see what I'm shooting as it's being shot. It's nice that the bracket has been included as well. It would be great if Smallrig made a cage for it soon!.

Alec Gorman

| Nov 12, 2020

Likewise, if you do not have the money for an Atmos, this monitor would be a great choice. My client could be clearly seen as I filmed outside in 85 degree weather at noon without a cloud in the sky. Due to the fact that I have a LUT already embedded on the BMPCC4K, no LUTS have been added to it. With an NP-A battery, battery life is increased About 5 years can be expected from the F970 The battery will last around 8 hours. If you put two on, then it should last about 10 hours It has a battery life of 15 hours. I am not a fan of the auto sensor for light but you can still increase There will only be a small amount of battery weight, as the device is very light. You can find two HDMI ports and two battery ports on this device. In addition to running power to or from it, you can also use it for communication. This is not recommended for the BMPCC4K because other users have indicated that the variations in output and input could potentially cause the camera damage. In other words, I'd have one battery to power the monitor and the other to power Despite its low price, this monitor is a great starter product.

Alec Riley

| Apr 23, 2021

Its 2200 nits went a long way toward convincing me to purchase it. My other 7" monitor looks crap next to this, for the most part. It's a nice size as well, 7" monitors seem to be my preferred size no matter what kind of rig I'm using these days. Construction is nice, it has a light weight, and that's the main thing. It also helps a great deal when operating quickly to have customizeable buttons on top. Almost all of my work involves shooting outside, so this is an obvious choice for me. It includes all the features you need, like false color, LUTs, a wide range of scopes, anamorphic, etc. Although some competitors may have slightly more rugged monitors, how can you beat the price of this model? Those who shoot video should definitely check this out. Exactly what I've been looking for!.

Aiden Mays

| Jul 31, 2020

With its bright display and touch screen, this is exactly what I was looking for. It was possible to get a rec709 correction LUT by using displaycal. According to calman, the LUT7 was already 91% accurate after calibration. The menu system requires a little practice until you get used to it, but once you do, it works beautifully! Also, if you wear polarized sunglasses, you won't be able to see the screen successfully unless you tilt your head towards the screen at a 90-degree angle.

Landry Smith

| Dec 10, 2020

With this monitor, even a flat log image can be clearly viewed with clear exposure and focus. It comes with a hood but it's not necessary. This SD-card has the following features The card reader makes it easy to read LUT files from the card and load them on the monitor. The dual-head is also convenient for A battery is handy for long shoot days when you don't wish to worry about battery life. I estimate that a NPL-based camera can provide you with at least a *3 represents the last week of F970. It can last up to five hours at full brightness, but you should keep in mind that if you load it with two NP-C There is a danger of overloading the side mount of the display with F970s. It would be better if you used two lightweight batteries if you used this with a hand-operated camera, or if you used multiple mounting points to distribute the load evenly. The two NPs Using an F970 and mounting it in the direction suggested in the product photos will result in the side mount cracked. In TLDR,

This monitor is a terrific value for someone who wants a large, light field monitor that's portable. It's a no-brainer for anyone who shoots outside and wants something that is easily transported. You need to avoid overstretching the plastic mounting points by not over bending.

Sebastian Huang

| Jan 07, 2021