The FW703 3G-SDI 4K HDMI On-Camera Monitor from FeelWorld features a 7" Full HD screen with a resolution of 1920 x 1200 and up to 323 ppi density. This compact monitor includes 3G-SDI and 4K HDMI inputs and outputs. The IPS 160° wide-viewing angle allows the operator to have a clear, easy-to-see image as their position shifts, and features a brightness of 450 cd/m2 with a contrast ratio of 1200:1. The FW703 features professional color calibration, peaking, zoom, anamorphic mode, markers, and image flip. The monitor includes an HDMI to mini HDMI cable, sunshade, shoe mount adapter, and an L-series type battery plate. Software upgrade on this monitor is done via its USB port.
- Full HD 1920 x 1200
- IPS 160° Wide-Viewing Angle
- 16.7M Precise Color
- 1200:1 Contrast Ratio, 323 ppi
FeelWorld FW703 Overview
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FeelWorld FW703 Reviews
Great For Focus!
Had this monitor since 2018, and I use it manly for focus pulling. It's a great monitor, good brightness, easy to use buttons and at a great price. Construction is a bit flimsy but it's held together so far for me over 5 years for me. I am gently on my gear though, I take care of it. I wouldn't rent this out in fear of it being damaged. Only complaints are sometimes the sdi in can be a bit finicky, but it's usually the type of cable you have attached. Doesn't like a lot of strain/weight on the input. Haven't used HDMI much so can't attest to that. Throw on a large battery and this thing can run for hours! Wouldn't throw any more money into a fancier monitor when there are so many other things that are more important.
HORRIBLE MONITOR
I'll go straight to the summary: - Enormous input lag - Flimsy design (I have this attached to an Xtender 210, when I tilt the bracket, the LCD on the monitor flashes. This shows the chassis is weak and bendable - my SmallHD monitors don't do this). - High pitch whine (when you turn the monitor on before the camera is turned on, the monitor makes a high pitch whine. The camera must be turned on first before turning on the monitor).
