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Feelworld continues to expand its range of on-camera video monitor models. Now with the FW568S, Feelworld is bringing the 6-inch camera monitor with an IPS panel, 450 cd/m² brightness, 3G-SDI, HDMI interfaces, and multiple video assist functions.
In terms of specs, the Feelworld FW568S features a 6-inch 1920×1080 IPS display with a 1000:1 contrast ratio, 160° viewing angle, and a maximum brightness of just 450 nits. There is a sun visor for plein air work, but the claimed brightness hints at studio use, where 450 nits are generally sufficient.
One of the major changes is the presence of 3G-SDI input and output ports that accept video up to 2K60p. Through HDMI, the monitor supports 4K UHD up to 30 fps and DCI 4K 24 fps. Of course, HDMI ports are full-sized. There is a 3.5 mm headphone jack.
On-screen tools are standard for line monitors. Up to 32 custom LUTs (.cube) can be loaded, and there is a built-in Log to Rec.709 presets compatible with some camera models. LUT presets are loaded into the monitor via USB, rather than using SD cards, as was the case with previous models.
The on-camera video monitor is powered by a Sony NP-F battery or from an external power supply DC IN 12 V, you can also record the monitor from a power bank via USB-C 5V. On the back, there is an NP-F port for installing accessories such as a video sender. The video monitor can power the camera through the 8V DC OUT port and a special “trick”, which you need to buy for your camera additionally.
The monitor weighs 203 g, however, you need to add the battery to this figure. On its website, the company actively advertises it for working with steadicams, emphasizing its compact size and low weight. There are two 1/4”-20 ports with pins for mounting and a very convenient bracket.
Feelworld FW568S price and availability
Feelworld FW568S 6-inch on-camera monitor has been priced at $239, and it can be purchased via the Amazon.com, Bhphotovideo.com, and Amazon.co.uk websites.
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