Feelworld FW279 7 Inch Ultra Bright Op Camera Veld Monitor DSLR Focus Video Assist Full HD 1920x1200 IPS met 4K HDMI Input Output 2200nit Hoge Helderheid

I was looking for a second monitor for wireless monitoring. I have tried the T7 from Feelworld before, but the image quality wasn't good enough.First of all, they are serious about the ultra brightness: I have found that at around 20% it matches the brightness of my Ninja V. So, indoors you will really want to bring it down because there's no need to have it set so high and it will significantly save battery.The image quality is very good, but I had to do some adjustments in the picture mode to get it to be a bit more like my other monitor. If you'd like to try it, my settings are: Brightness 30 (under picture mode), contrast 49, saturation 60, sharpness 15. All colour temp. kept at 128 and tint at 50.Construction is pretty good and it doesn't look cheap at all, even though it's plastic. Buttons are in a nice position and you'll quickly be able to identify them without having to read. It only has a mounting thread on the bottom, which can be limiting especially if you want to firmly attach it to a cage.I was afraid that battery life could be too short, but it lasts longer than I expected. This will obviously vary depending on how bright you keep your screen. The battery indicator, however, is not too accurate. I recommend testing the battery life when you receive it so you can have a good idea about how much time is left at each bracket it shows (100, 80, 60, 40 and 20%).This is not a touchscreen monitor, so you'll have to go through the menus for anything you don't have assigned to the two function buttons. You can also set volume and screen brightness without going into menus.The monitor has the standard tools like false colour, peaking, zoom, zebras, histogram and so on. The False Colour is quite accurate and what I'd recommend using if you want to adjust your exposure. The zebras (called Over Exposure" in the menu) don't work properly and is wrong for most IRE levels it shows - don't trust it. Having False Colour and Peaking assigned to the functions seems like a good idea.This monitor has a speaker built-in, which might be useful to some people. But be aware that if you use it with headphones your speakers will immediately be activated at the same volume level if you temporarily unplug them. The simplest solution for this is to use a "90 Degree headphone adapter" that you can leave always plugged.It has an old USB A input for upgrades, but Feelworld's website really needs to improve on that because it doesn't have a page where you can easily find out what is the latest firmware version for each monitor.Last things to consider is that it doesn't come with a power adapter or batteries. So you'll have to buy that separately. It also comes with a mini-HDMI cable. So if your camera needs a micro-HDMI that is also something you'll have to purchase to be able to use it.Overall, it seems like a great option and I'm happy with it so far. Will update if I have any issues.

No es realmente lo que sale en las imágenes de venta, en las imágenes pone que tiene sdi en la versión normal y no es asi,consume bastante batería cuando esta con el nit al máximo, por lo demás es un gran monitor, muy buena relación cálida-precio.

Et autant l'autre me décevait, celui-là à tout pour plaire!!Attention simplement, je voudrais signaler à ceux qui se plaignent d'avoir des sifflement quand ils branchent leur moniteur. C'est tout à fait normal, le son est repris par le micro du moniteur, et il est amplifier par son petit haut-parleur! Il faut baisser le niveau de la prise de don dans l'appareil photo!Sachez qu'un moniteur s'utilise normalement avec un micro qui n'est pas celui de la caméra mais un micro qui sera donné à l'interviewer (micro omnidirectionnel ou cravate, sinon tous les sons vont passer et faire feedback avec les haut-parleurs), en plus tous les haut-parleurs sont coupés dans un studio (pour éviter justement ce larsen (feedback - retour comme quand on met un micro devant une enceinte acoustique), tous les cameramen ont un casque pour écouter le son! Personne n'écoute les haut-parleurs, les enceintes!

Die Lieferung ist gestern gekommen und ich bin restlos begeistert. Die Helligkeit ist auch bei Sonnenschein umwerfend. Das Fokus-Peaking mit den einstellbaren Peaking-Farben ist genau das Richtige für mich zum Filmen. Auch im AF-Mode will ich klar sehen, worauf die Kamera scharfgestellt hat.Meine Sony Alpha 7M3 zeigt mir bei der Verwendung vom Autofokus kein Peaking an. Das behebt jetzt der Monitor!Der Energiebedarf ist natürlich sehr hoch. Ich habe mir dafür zwei Blumax NP-F970 Akkus mit 7850mAh um 75 EUR inklusive Ladegerät zugelegt. Mein heutiger Test hat eine Laufzeit, mit der Helligkeitseinstellung=50, von 5h35m ergeben. Das ist passt für mich gut (Der Akku braucht 6h zum Laden).Die links rechts Tasten am oberen Rand regeln die Lautstärke UND was nicht erkennbar in der dürftigen Bedienungsanleitung beschrieben ist: Wenn man die Menü Taste gedrückt hält und dann die Rechts Taste drückt, dann kann man mit den Links/Rechts-Tasten die Hintergrundhelligkeit des Bildschirmes regeln. Mit der gedrückten Menü Taste und der Links Taste schaltet man dann wieder auf die Lautstärke-Regelung zurück.Der einzige Montageanschluss am unteren Rand ist etwas dürftig. Mir fehlt ein Anschluss auf der Seite. Das korrigiere ich mit dem SmallRig 2233 Monitorkäfig (Passt auch für den FW279). Der kostet zwar 67 EUR, aber sonst gibt es keine Alternative, wenn man den Monitor seitlich, oder oben montieren muss. Das geht nicht anders mit dem DJI Ronin S Gimbal. Mindestens zwei weitere Funktionsknöpfe hätte ich mir auch gewünscht.Wie auch immer. Der Monitor ist Spitze und ich bin schon neugierig, wie er sich in der täglichen Filmpraxis bewährt.

Il monitor portatile da esterni Feelworld FW279 è probabilmente, al momento attuale, quello che presenta il migliore rapporto qualità/prezzo sul mercato. Vanta una luminosità di ben 2200 NITS e lapossibilità di utilizzare parecchie features proprie dei monitor fotografici, quali istogramma, griglia, focuspeaking, allarme sovraesposizione, ecc. I materiali plastici con i quali è costruito se da un lato non conferiscono un aspetto “premium”, però dall’altro garantiscono una leggerezza che può risultare estremamente utile in lunghi shooting foto/video.Sicuramente, sul peso complessivo del FW279 influirà molto la scelta delle batterie da impiegare (non comprese nella confezione). Considerate la scelta di batterie con un amperaggio piuttosto elevato poiché valori di luminosità elevati comportano consumi elevati.Tra gli impieghi principali di questo monitor sicuramente figura quello che lo vede affiancato ad un gimbalper eseguire riprese video stabilizzate, possibilmente potendo usare staffe di aggancio sufficientementerobuste. Poter vedere immagini luminose in alta qualità, su uno schermo di 7”anche in esterni assolati può fare la differenza in termini di fuoco, composizione immagine, esposizione, ecc.Un impiego più particolare, ma non trascurabile è rappresentato dalla possibilità di poter affiancare uno smartphone per pilotare un drone. In questo caso è necessario dotarsi di un dongle (meglio se 2.4 gHz e 5.8gHz) e di un powerbank per alimentare il dongle stesso. Non ho riscontrato lag rilevanti nella trasmissione immagini. Questo tipo di equipaggiamento, che sfrutta la possibilità di mirroring del display dello smartphone, può aiutare soprattutto coloro che vogliano effettuare riprese video e foto aeree in modomolto più accurato.In conclusione, viste le caratteristiche tecniche, il costo e le molteplici possibilità di impiego mi sento assolutamente di consigliarlo.