FEELWORLD LUT6S 6 Inch SDI 2600nits HDR 3D LUT Touch Screen DSLR Camera Field Monitor with Waveform VectorScope Histogram 3G-SDI 4K HDMI Input Output 1920X1080 IPS Panel

If you don't care about a metal body (the plastic is not going to easily break either) or the easy to use SmallHD software, then FeelWorld LUT6S is a no brainer. The 6" size is a perfect compromise and even the outer bezel is reduced making the monitor really compact — the 1" over the 5" models gives you a significant boost in screen size and comparing it to the 7", I didn't seem to lose that much. The 7" is huge in comparison. The color quality is as accurate as SmallHD and the brightness is amazing. The Sony NPF batteries seem to last a decent time, similar to SmallHD. One downside, I wish they had the mount holes on both the top and bottom. I would strongly urge you to at least try it.

For the price it’s great. Nice image, very bright. Several drawbacks. The AC power port is too close to the center so many monitor mounts block the port. The SDI is on the left side, so if you use the monitor ENG style and off the left side, it takes a long cable to reach the SDI port, which should be on the bottom.

This monitor works pretty well for the price. But the screen gets extremely hot so hot you can barely touch it at least mine does not sure if I’ll keep it if anybody out there has any suggestions let me know. And there are a couple other issues when peeking is turned on it highlights around the display details which is very annoying. Also it is very contrasty as long as you’re only using it for focus and composition I guess it’s OK.

This is a must have monitor for any camera, especially for the blackmagic pocket cinemas. It’s not only 2600 nits, but the 1920x1080 picture it produces is beautiful and not valued enough! It’s a light enough monitor that won’t add any extra weight on rigs and gimbals and small enough to fit in your camera bag.

We currently use this in a house of worship production setting. It allows our screen operators to see what is happening on our live stream during our services. It works great, was easy to setup, and the quality of the picture is absolutely amazing. The brightness, contrast, and color LUT adjustments are perfect for this environment. The menu is touchscreen and super easy to use.

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Display is very bright and easy to view during harsh daylight. Lots of monitoring tools like waveforms. Construction is ok... not the sturdiest ever but good enough.

Easy to use