Feelworld T10

Feelworld T10 is a 10.1" touchscreen monitor with Full HD resolution. It features an aluminum housing, lightweight and durable; supports HDMI input and output up to 4K@60Hz resolution and provides a variety of tools for viewing and compositing footage. On the back of the T10 monitor is an external F970 installation and power supply kit, which allows installation of e.g. wireless module, LED light, etc.

10.1" touchscreen monitor in an aluminium body

Full HD 1920 × 1200, 500 nits, 4K HDMI in and out

The T10 is a ten-inch field monitor for the camera or for a stand. The aluminium body with sprung rubber corners takes the knocks of a working set, weighs 639 grams and is 24 millimetres thick. The IPS panel at 1920 × 1200 is 16:10, so a 16:9 shot leaves a strip for the tools and the menu.

It is driven by touch and by buttons, and carries a Sony F970 plate on its back. The plate holds not only the battery but also a wireless video transmitter, an LED light or a converter — all powered from that same battery.

The picture: Full HD, 500 nits and HDR mode

The 8-bit IPS panel has a 1500:1 contrast ratio and 80° viewing angles all round, so several people can watch at once. At 500 cd/m² it is bright enough indoors and in shade; for direct sun there is the sunshade in the box.

HDR mode widens the dynamic range so that detail stays visible in both highlights and shadows. Three standards are on offer — HLG1, HLG2 and HLG3.

Driven by touch and by three buttons

Sliding on the left half of the screen sets the backlight, on the right the volume — without entering the menu. If you would rather feel for it, three programmable buttons F1, F2 and F3 sit on the side, each assigned in advance to the function you use most.

The monitor remembers four sets of menu settings, so you can step between a camera and a scene in one move instead of changing one item at a time. The menu speaks eleven languages.

Custom 3D LUTs and signal measurement

Up to thirty-two custom 3D LUTs in .cube format load into memory over USB, so you see the intended look while shooting instead of imagining it from a flat log image.

For measurement the monitor offers waveform (RGB parade, YUV parade, Y parade), vector scope, luminance histogram and audio level meters. Each opens on its own, or all of them with one button, and each can be moved around the frame. Add peaking with red, green or blue edge highlighting, false colour, zebra, per-channel check field, markers, grid, anamorphic mode and pixel to pixel.

4K HDMI in and out

The HDMI 2.0 input and output carry 3840 × 2160 and 4096 × 2160 at sixty frames per second, so the monitor sits behind current mirrorless bodies and cinema cameras alike. The loop-through output passes the signal on to a recorder or a second monitor. Audio goes out through the 3.5 mm headphone jack.

F970 external install kit and power

The Sony F970 plate on the back does two jobs at once: it holds the battery and it is a mounting point for external gear. A wireless video transmitter, an LED light or a converter hangs on it and draws power from that same battery, which removes extra cables and lightens the rig.

Mains power works too, through a DC 5.5 × 2.1 mm barrel jack (7 to 24 V, a 1.5 A adapter is recommended). Consumption is under ten watts; on an F750 battery of 4400 mAh the monitor runs for about three hours. A V-mount battery plate is optional. The battery is not included.

Mounting: four 1/4" threads and VESA 75 × 75

A 1/4"-20 thread sits on the top, the bottom, the left and the right, so the monitor hangs off a magic arm or a bracket from whichever side suits. The back also carries a 75 × 75 mm VESA pattern for rack or wall mounting.

The folding sunshade in the box clips on in seconds and blocks side light. It comes off just as fast, so it is not in the way when you move.