FEELWORLD FW450 4.5″ 4K On-camera Monitor with HDMI Input/ Output

FEELWORLD FW450 4.5″ 4K On-camera Monitor with HDMI Input/ Output

Now it’s easy to get perfect focus and framing!

FEELWORLD FW450 monitor is ideal for high end broadcast monitoring because they feature high quality focus assist function, also includes check field, image freeze, image flip, center marker, safe frame, color temperature adjust, assist users to accurately monitor when shooting, making and playing movies/ videos.

Simple, Compact and Rugged for Stabilizer

FEELWORLD FW450 is jam packed with features in a small, lightweight package, so it’s easy to hold in your hands.

See and capture every detail with confidence

Whether it’s a wedding, an indie film, or a television commercial, you need to make sure your images are perfectly sharp and captured at the highest possible quality, no matter what type of camera you use. FEELWORLD FW450 helps you make sure every shot is in focus and gives you professional images with the same recording quality used by major motion pictures and prime time TV shows!

Better Monitoring

FEELWORLD FW450 delivers amazing picture quality in an incredibly thin lightweight design. The wide 160° viewing angle makes it easy for multiple members of the crew to watch it at the same time.

4K HDMI Loop-out

The FW450 has both HDMI in and loop-out , allowing it to not only display live signals, but also send them out to other monitors simultaneously. It’s the ability to display live picture on multiple displays at once while still maintaining the original video quality.

Flexible Battery System

For power, there’s a 12V DC input on the side and space for a battery plate on the back. When connected to the 12V DC input you get continuous power or you can run it off of compatible rechargeable battery. And the FW450 supports F970 (standard), D28S ,D54 and U60 battery plate of your choice.

Flexible installation, create effective monitoring environment

FEELWORLD sunshade design for you in the light under the location of shooting light to monitor the impact of the screen to provide an effective monitoring environment.