Feelworld FW759 7 Inch DSLR Camera Field Monitor HD Video Assist Slim IPS 1280x800 4K HDMI 1080p with Sunshade

This was a purchase for us, and we were looking for something pretty specific: a value-priced touchscreen monitor that we could keep in a camera bag and throw onto one of our full-frame cameras when we’re shooting with a cage and top handle. We weren’t looking for a high-end production monitor. We wanted something inexpensive enough to live in the bag, capable enough to be genuinely useful, and ready when we’re doing the kind of shoot where the little screen on the back of the camera just isn’t enough. The 7-inch screen is a huge improvement for our primary purpose: making absolutely sure the shot is framed the way we think it is. When the camera is built into a cage with a handle and other accessories, having that larger screen positioned where we want it makes the entire rig easier to work with. And at 300 grams, it doesn’t add a ridiculous amount of weight to the setup. Pros * 7-inch touchscreen gives us a much better view for framing * 1280x800 IPS display * Focus peaking, histogram, zebras and false color when we need more than framing * Lightweight enough for a cage-and-handle rig * HDMI input with 4K signal support * Multiple power options * Two NP-F550 batteries included * Includes full-size, Mini and Micro HDMI cables * Sunshade and mounting hardware included * Excellent starter monitor for someone building their first rig Cons * At 400 nits, this isn’t an ultra-bright outdoor production monitor * 1280x800 isn’t a particularly high-resolution display by current standards * More experienced shooters with demanding outdoor or production requirements may eventually want something considerably brighter and more sophisticated Neither of those first two points bothers us much because they aren’t what we bought it for. Ease of Use The complete kit deserves some credit here. It came with two F550 batteries and three different HDMI cables — full-size HDMI, Mini HDMI and Micro HDMI. That meant we didn’t get the monitor home and immediately discover we needed to go shopping for another battery or the correct cable before we could actually use it. That’s how a starter kit ought to be packaged. Value for Money This is where we’re super happy with the purchase. There are considerably more sophisticated field monitors available. There are also considerably more expensive ones. For something we can keep in the bag and mount when a shoot calls for a larger display, this gives us the features we’re actually going to use without turning a secondary monitor into a major investment. The two included batteries and assortment of cables add considerably to that value. Bottom Line Our primary reason for buying this was simple: give us a bigger, better view so we know the shot is framed correctly when one of our full-frame cameras is built into a cage-and-handle rig. It does that, while also giving us focus and exposure tools we can call on when we need them. If you’re new to building out a camera rig and want a solid, value-priced monitor that comes with virtually everything you need to get started: This. Is. It. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

I do wedding and street photography. Having a large preview screen is very handy. This is a good screen for the value and I'm happy with the purchase. Would be good if sold as a kit to include batteries.

Great quality for the price. Slim and compact.

Necesita una salida de hdmi no solo la entrada

Item received with a Sun Shade that doesn't fit. Can't belief that an original accessory failed.