FEELWORLD F5 Pro X 5.5 Inch Touchscreen DSLR Camera Field Monitor — Open-Box, 9% Off
Brand: FEELWORLD
Description
[Strong Sunlight Viewable]The FEELWORLD F5 PROX camera field monitor features a brightness of up to 1600 nits. With its native 1920x1080 high resolution and REC-709 color calibration, it enables you to enjoy clearer and more vivid images. Whether shooting under strong sunlight outdoors or engaging in professional indoor photography
[Convenient External Power Kit] This DSLR camera video monitorhas a built-in F970 external power kit that is compatible with devices such as wireless transmitters, LED lights, and video converters, all of which can be powered by the F970 battery.greatly saving the space occupied by the equipment and reducing the weight of photography equipment
[Accurate Exposure and Focus]The F5 PRO X on camera monitor with rich features such as histogram, false color, focus assist, embedded audio, pixel to pixel, frame guides, nine grid etc. can help you accurate exposure and focus
[Special Design]The F5 PRO X camera external HDMI monitor enable the 4K HDMI in and loop-out, allowing it to not only display live signals, but also send them out to other monitors simultaneously. With type-c input, F970 battery plate, the power kit and 8.4V DC output, flexible choice of power supply
[Package Include]1×Feelworld Monitor F5 Pro X, 1 x Battery, 1 x Bag, 1× Micro HDMI Cable, 1× Tilt Arm, 1× Sunshade, 1× TYPE-C to USB, 1× Disassemble Wrench, 1× Manual
FEELWORLD F5 Pro X 5.5 Inch Touch Screen DSLR Camera Field Monitor 1600nits brightness, 1920x1080 HDMI, External Power and install Kit Waveform, Include Battery,Carry Case,HDMI Cord
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Product Details
- SKU:
- awhd-us-b0dyv4x5rl
- Model:
- JVP6XL
- Country:
- US
- ASIN:
- B0DYV4X5RL
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