📸 FEELWORLD T7 7" DSLR On-Camera Field Monitor - Video Assist for Full HD 1920x1200, 4K HDMI I/O with Peaking Focus - Durable Aluminum Housing Review

Really great monitor I've used with the GH4 However it makes noise when something is not plugged into the headphone jack.

I like the way it looks, super big and bright, I just didn't get the HDMI cable that goes to my Sonya7iii :( so can i' now it's out of turn, i have to look for the cable i need :(UPDATE: feelworld customer service responded insanely fast (10 minutes) after i said i got the wrong cable got and they sent me the real one for free I must love the service ♥️🙌 🏻

Very clear picture, easy to connect to the camera (Panasonic G85), the only problem was having to find a cable to connect to most digital SLR cameras (comes with a regular HDMI -Cable supplied, not with a mini connector which is used in most cameras) . Very happy with the product and having the sun visor is great. Medium quality ball head connector, not super strong. It's easy to find a better one when you need it.

The product came without charger and batteries. You are expected to receive an additional charger and batteries with these items, so the picture does not really describe what the product is. Basically it's like buying a new working PS4 without the controller and charger. Beware. If you want everything included, you'll have to buy it separately, which can actually cost around $245, so the price you see on screen isn't the actual price. Much luck!

Definitely the BEST monitor you can get in this price range. I have this monitor and the FH7, they are both great monitors and I like the T7 a bit more because the HDMI input and output are on the side instead of the bottom which makes it easier for me to attach the monitor to a quick connect mount . Plate. The quick release plate is larger so it gets in the way of the FH7's HDMI port. The T7 feels solid and has an aluminum body, which I like as it offers more protection for the monitor. I love

I really like this monitor. It's nice and bright for the price and works well for monitoring video on my DSLR. I was split between this (T7) and (T756) but chose the T7 because it has an aluminum body (hope this makes it more durable). Until I regret it This allows for beautiful, crisp images and makes it much easier to see what I'm photographing. I recently shot a local drama and an external monitor came in very handy. Consider buying (T756) to see what the difference is besides the aluminum…

This is a great monitor for viewing footage in setups, interviews, etc on a tripod, but a little big for walking. It's probably a bit dark for the street. The camera stand on the monitor is rather weak and inconvenient to use. You'll have to buy a battery for it, and there's also no adapter if you want to power it externally, although there is a port. There is no touch screen function. But the picture is nice and clear. Unfortunately, it doesn't have a LUT emulator. So if you're shooting S-Log,