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Advanced Feature
- Sony F970 external install and power kit design can be used to install and supply power to external equipment, easy to install and disassemble, simplify your photography equipment.
- Support 3D LUT Log to Rec.709, user 3D LUT Upload,Support Touch Menu,
- High Resolution: Full HD 1920x1200, High Contrast: 1200:1, 160° wide viewing angles, IPS Panel, Provides auxiliary power out; allowing shooters to power their cameras
- Up to 4K@60Hz HDMI input and output
- Support HDR monitoring
- With Waveform, Vectorscope, Histogram, Focus Assist, Monochrome etc. functions, can help you accurately exposure and focus every shot.
- Stereo Earphone output
- DC 8V power out to power your DSLR camera or mirrorless camera
FAQ:
1. Can't turn on the monitor
Make sure to use the standard 12V 1.5A power adapter to connect the monitor. If power is supplied by battery, please check if the battery is fully charged.
2.Have noise during recording
Long press “<“ button and turn down volume to near zero, can aviod have not nosie during recording. Long press ">" is increase the volume.
3.The monitor display " no signal"
1）Try another HDMI cable.
2）And please try to connect monitor HDMI to your computer, try if the monitor have signal?
3）Change the camera output singal, confirm the monitor input signal whether support the camera output signal.
4.When you turn on the focus peak, the information on the monitor will also display the focus peak and other problems. You can try to turn off the "HDMI Information Display" under the "HDMI Settings" tab in the menu system, so that when the focus is turned on, it will not A similar situation occurred.
F7 Pro Spefications
Display Spec.
Model: F7 PRO
Screen Size: 7" IPS
Resolution: 1920x1200 pixels
Pixel Pitch: 0.07875 (H) x 0.07875 (W) (mm)
Aspect Ratio: 16:10
Brightness: 500cd/m²
Contrast Ratio: 1200:1
Backlight: LED
Viewing Angle: 80°/80°(L/R) 80°/80°(U/D)
Input and Output
Input: 1 X HDMI
Output: 1 X HDMI, 1 X DC Barrel (5.5mm outer, 2.1mm inner) barrel output for powering cameras via camera specific adaptor.
Audio: 3.5mm Stereo Headphone
HDMI Input/ Output Support Format:
480i/576i/480p/576p
1080i (60/59.94/50)
720p (60/59.94/50/30/29.97/25/24/23.98)
1080p (60/59.94/50/30/29.97/25/24/23.98)
4K UHD 3840×2160p (60/50/30/29.97/25/24/23.98Hz), 4096×2160p (24Hz)
General
Input Voltage: DC7～24V
Power Consumption: ≤9W
Working Temperature: -20°C~50°C
Storage Temperature: -30°C~60°C
Install Way: 1/4"-20 Thread Socket (Top, Left, Right, Bottom)
Unit Size: 175Lx105Hx22D(mm)
Unit Weight: 330g
Standard Accessories:
- 1× Micro HDMI Cable
- 1× Mini hot shoe mount+Hex wrench
- 1× Sunshade
- 1× Manual
Kam
Reviewed in Canada on May 7, 2025
Great tool for any videographer! It's always hard to truly tell if the peaking is truly hitting your subject on a small LCD -- this will catch it! Also, FX30 does not allow desqueeze for anamorphic without Cine EI, so this allows me to desqueeze on any codec!
SentientBeing
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2025
touch screen never worked from the start and the brightness is bad. even in the shade you cannot see the screen while using outside during the day.
samuel Hernandez
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2022
Have to send it back cause Touch screen don’t work after 1 week of use
D. Pytko
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2022
Was expecting to use this daily for the next two months on a film project but that was postponed until 2023. I did mount the Feelworld monitor on my rig, played with it a few hours, then put it in storage until the next project. Can't really comment on its pros and cons except to say, the limited time with it was positive.
T. Donaldson
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2022
I needed a monitor that could keep up with the frame rates of my Nikon Z6II so I can easily see my framing and focus on a gimbal. This is the only monitor that fit the bill, and it WORKS at all frame rates. This is outstanding, as most of what I film is at 24fps, so having the monitor work at 60 fps means I can see everything I'm shooting so I know what I have to slow down in post. I highly recommend this to anyone who shoots above 30 fps, even if only occasionally.
Njuba Steven
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2022
I want one more actually. It shows the same picture as the HDMI connected to Tv
Carlos
Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2022
The reason why I bought this monitor was because I record in 4K and 60 FPS and this monitor supports that, however the brightness is just not enough for outdoors, the provided hood helps to a degree though, for indoors is just great! I wish Feelworld would make a monitor that supports 4K 60HZ with better brightness. For my line of work i"m satisfy with it.
Al in SoCal
Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2021
Earlier this year I reviewed a Feelworld monitor that was physically near identical to this F7 PRO-7 model. However, of interest and curiousity to me was the much lower ‘brightness’ level of this PRO-7 model versus my Feelworld LUT7-7. The screen is about 25% max' brightness compared to my earlier LUT7-7 inch that I’ve reviewed and have used for several months.Essentially, both the older Feelworld LUT7 and this recently received Feelworld monitor have nearly the same utilities that I use. But again, and with the most important feature for a small, field-mobile on-camera monitor, the maximum brightness level of this F7 Pro-7 is only 500nits, versus the earlier model monitor I have been using, which has a maximum brightness level of 2200nits. So if ‘brightness’, especially when outdoors in sunlight, is of importance to you than this is a very important point.ABOUT SCREEN BRIGHTNESS…In my opinion, the absolute most important feature of a field monitor is its screen brightness. You want an ultra-bright screen to overcome outdoor clear-sky sunny days. And for months after reviewing the LUT7-7” with the Ultra Bright screen, I learned quickly how a 7 inch screen at an 8-ft distance could be hard to see if not on full brightness. And if in studio, and if forward facing on your camera but 8 feet from you, seeing details will typically only be viewable if the monitor is on a higher or max’ setting. And that’s where the F7 Pro-7 had issues. It’s indoor or outdoor use is more limited to on-camera in shaded areas, or on or near my desk-recording area.HISTOGRAM DISPLAYS…I’m not color-analyzing my photo or video work at this time. It’s just not an issue. If I were, I could get histogram charting from either model monitor.BEST WAY TO POWER UP…At first, I was using the NP-F970 battery to run my LUT7. But I found the monitor, especially on high power, would drain its single battery rapidly. I reverted to the plug-in power supply, which allowed me to forget attending to the battery and to get on with my recording work. In the field and if necessary for longer sessions, I have compact battery powered inverters to run my lighting and accessories on their 110-120VAC power supplies.SUMMARY: After using the LUT7 high bright model monitor in, on and around my A6400, I realized that for in-studio type recordings, I removed my 7” monitor and opted to use one of my 23-plus” (diagonal) monitors that’s mounted on a modified light stand directly behind-above my camera. At a distance of about 8 ft., I have no problem checking framing and focus while recording. The Feelworld monitors are now truly outdoor augmentation accessories and also mountable on my recording desk or atop a camera indoors and up close. But rating this F7 Pro-7, and with it only being $30 less costly than my LUT-7, I can’t see the logic in purchasing the F7, given the brightness issue.
Tonino
Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2021
Great product for the value. I just need to get used to it. I definitely recommend this screen.
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