FEELWORLD LUT6: High Brightness 6 Inch HDR DSLR Camera Monitor with Touch Screen, 3D LUT, Waveform, VectorScope, Histogram, and 4K HDMI I/O - 1920X1080 IPS Panel Review

I really like this little guy. It's fairly bright and the screen is bright enough to be seen outdoors in direct sunlight. The only thing I'm missing is the swing arm which is basically useless and the focus peak adjustment doesn't seem to work well with the type of shot I'm shooting (slog3). But the screen itself is excellent and well worth the money.

This monitor will not work with my Canon FX 400. It will work with my other Vixia G30 cameras etc. It will work when daisy chained with another monitor. Tried changing the HDMI output to 1080P and then to 720P 24,30 60 fps, then changing cables, same thing. I have 4 other monitors from Feelworld, one 6" and the other 7" and they work great. It's useless to me as I bought it for my XF 400 to record 4K 60P

This monitor is AMAZING! I got this for its brightness as I tend to shoot more outside in the sun for walking and shooting and it's perfect! Adding your own loot is just the icing on the cake. The features are great and I love how easy it is to access the menus via the touchscreen. I also like the 6 inch size compared to the 5 inch and 7 inch sizes. I think 6ft is ideal, not too big or small and works well for small gimbals. I highly recommend this monitor for the price, you won't regret it!

LUT6 has many preferences, but the color accuracy there is far below average. Its thin and light 6" size is perfect for an on-camera monitor, better than a 5" or 7" monitor. It has a full set of useful gauges. 2600 nits of brightness beats most current field camera monitors at any cost. But brighter is not always better. Unfortunately, color accuracy is disappointing and frustrating. The white balance on this monitor is terrible. It is impossible to accurately see the color and tone of the…

I have to say I was very impressed with the Feel World Lut 6. The 6 inch screen is just the right size. It's not difficult either. I am very impressed with how much better I can see images and videos on this monitor compared to the 2.5" or 3" screen on my Canon 5D Marl II or my recently purchased Sony A7 III. There is a noticeable difference. That's great. Brightness values are excellent. The touchscreen is great too. I haven't even used all the features of this monitor yet, but I'm very happy…

I bought this to be my secondary eye on a 6k bag when focusing. Until yesterday I found that extraordinary. Other features I typically use are oscilloscopes, histograms, and peak highlighting. It has become an important tool, I rely on it. Then yesterday while shooting I turned it on and the whole screen was green. I've tried different cables and power supplies, messed around with the settings and even used the reset option and it hasn't budged. Frustrated, I put it in my pocket and walked on…

There's a lot to love about the LUT6, but color accuracy is what it lacks. Its thin and light 6" size is perfect for an on-camera monitor, better than a 5" or 7" monitor. It has a full set of useful gauges. 2600 nits of brightness surpasses most modern field monitors at any cost. But brighter is not always better. Unfortunately, color accuracy is disappointing and frustrating. The white balance on this monitor is a nightmare. It is impossible to accurately see the color and tone of the skin…