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FEELWORLD EANAFD00002 F5 Pro V4 Touch Screen Monitor Kit
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A 6-inch REC-709 calibrated touchscreen monitor with 4K HDMI loop-out and Sony NP-F970 battery integration built for run-and-gun and single-camera production.
$149.99*
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Overview
Key Features
👍【EXTRA ACCESSORIES】 This Offer comes with FEELWORLD F5 Pro V4 Standard Packing Plus one Carry Case, one Mini HDMI cable, one NP970 Battery and a Battery Charger.
👍【Easy Touchscreen and Professional Color Calibration】Can easily and intuitively zoom in and Out of your shot with the pinch-to-zoom gesture. The F5 Pro provides a sharp image, with 500nit, native 1920x1080 high resolution, REC-709 color calibration, make you enjoy sharper and richer colors image.
👍【Install Power External Equipment Easily】A Sony F970 external install and power kit design is added to the back of the monitor. The kit can be used to install the external equipment, like wireless transmitter, LED light, video converter and others, greatly saving the space occupied by the equipment and reducing the weight of photography equipment.
👍【Accurate Exposure and Focus】The monitor includes a plethora of useful 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.
👍【Widely Compatible for Camera | Flexible Power】The F5 Pro has 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.
Specifications
Screen Size
6-inch IPS Touch Screen
Resolution
1920x1080
Brightness
500 cd/m² (nits)
Contrast Ratio
1000:1
Color Calibration
REC-709
HDMI Input
4K HDMI In
HDMI Output
4K HDMI Loop-Out
Power Inputs
USB-C, Sony NP-F970 battery plate, 8.4V DC
Monitoring Features
Histogram, False Color, Focus Assist, Pixel-to-Pixel, Frame Guides, Nine Grid, Embedded Audio
LUT Support
3D LUT
Kit Includes
Monitor, carry case, mini HDMI cable, NP-F970 battery, battery charger
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- 4K HDMI in with simultaneous loop-out enables dual-monitor configurations without a splitter or additional distribution hardware.
- 500-nit brightness at 1920x1080 on a 6-inch IPS panel provides usable visibility in moderately lit outdoor conditions without a sun shade.
- REC-709 calibration out of the box means exposure and color decisions are made against an accurate reference without manual calibration steps.
- Rear F970 battery plate doubles as an accessory mounting rail, reducing rig complexity on single-operator builds.
- Multiple power inputs (USB-C, F970 battery, 8.4V DC) give the monitor operational flexibility across gimbal, shoulder rig, and studio configurations.
👎 Cons
- 500 nits falls short of the 1000-2000 nit threshold needed for confident direct-sunlight outdoor monitoring — a sun hood is effectively required on exterior shoots.
- The 6-inch screen size limits simultaneous display of waveforms, histograms, and image at a comfortable viewing scale — smaller crews may find screen real estate tight.
- No SDI input or output limits integration with broadcast-grade SDI signal chains; this is an HDMI-only monitor in a world where professional video infrastructure often runs SDI.
- No built-in genlock or timecode input, which restricts its role in multi-camera sync environments where frame-accurate alignment is required.
- The NP-F970 battery plate adds rear depth and weight to the rig — operators with ultra-compact gimbal builds may find the monitor's profile less suitable than slimmer alternatives.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the F5 Pro V4's HDMI loop-out pass a clean 4K signal, or does it downscale?
The loop-out passes the incoming 4K HDMI signal without downscaling — it mirrors the input to a second monitor or recorder simultaneously. This makes it viable for a dual-monitor setup where an AC or director monitors on a second display while the operator uses the F5 Pro directly on the rig.
Is the REC-709 calibration factory-applied, or is it a software LUT selection?
The F5 Pro V4 ships with REC-709 color calibration applied as its standard color mode. The monitor also supports custom 3D LUT loading for log footage preview, but out of the box REC-709 accuracy is the baseline — suitable for color-critical exposure decisions without further configuration.
How does the Sony F970 battery plate on the back affect rigging?
The rear F970 battery plate does double duty: it powers the monitor and provides a mounting surface for accessories — wireless transmitters, LED lights, or small converters can attach directly to the plate, consolidating gear onto the monitor arm and reducing rig weight spread. This is a meaningful workflow advantage on single-operator setups.
Does the touchscreen interface hold up to production use, or is it primarily a menu navigation shortcut?
The touchscreen supports pinch-to-zoom for focus checking, which is operationally useful during run-and-gun shooting where one-handed navigation is the reality. Menu navigation via touch is also fully functional, but the pinch-to-zoom gesture during live shooting is the feature that gets used most consistently on set.
What power input options does the F5 Pro V4 support?
The monitor accepts power via USB-C input, Sony NP-F970 battery (rear plate), an included NP970 battery and charger in this kit, and 8.4V DC input. The Type-C option is particularly useful for travel and gimbal use where DC rails or battery plates aren't practical.
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