7" high brightness (2,200 cd/m²), 1,200:1 contrast and 160/160° viewing angles -- in a durable aluminium body! The monitor offers 3G-SDI and 4K HDMI (up to 4Kp30) inputs, an integrated speaker (and headphone output), 8.4V= power output, Rec.709 gamut, and a host of software features for monitoring and signal measurement including histogram, anamorphic mode,…
7" high brightness (2,200 cd/m²), 1,200:1 contrast and 160/160° viewing angles -- in a durable aluminium body! The monitor offers 3G-SDI and 4K HDMI (up to 4Kp30) inputs, an integrated speaker (and headphone output), 8.4V= power output, Rec.709 gamut, and a host of software features for monitoring and signal measurement including histogram, anamorphic mode, exposure meters, false color display, etc.
7" IPS LED display with 1920x1200 resolution and 16:10 aspect ratio. Power is provided by 12V= input or F970 battery slot (optional D28S/D54, LP-E6 or U60). Dimensions 180x120x22 mm, weight 475g/500g (incl. F970 battery plate). Mounting threads 1/4"-20 (on sides and bottom). Mini HDMI cable, mounting element for flash socket and plate for battery. F970.
The following accessories go with the Feelworld P7S 7" Ultra Bright Monitor (Metal). They are picked according to the connectors and power supply the product actually has.
HDMI cables – Thin, flexible cables with micro and mini HDMI connectors for hooking up a camera.
SDI cables – Flexible 12G-SDI coaxial cables for connecting a camera or a switcher.
NP-F batteries – Spare batteries of the Sony NP-F series — NP-F550, NP-F750 and NP-F970.
Chargers – Chargers for NP-F series batteries.
Mounts and arms – Articulating arms and mounts with a 1/4″ thread for a cage, a tripod or a desk.
| Manufacturer: | Feelworld |
| Category: | Camera monitors |
| Size | 7" |
| Monitor inputs | HDMI · SDI · 4K HDMI · 3G-SDI |
| Luminosity | 2200cd/m2 |
| Panel resolution | 1920x1200 |
| Monitor power supply | Sony NP-F |
| High Brightness (NITS) | Yes |
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