To answer my own question from above, there will be no audio from the headphone jack with GH2 except during playback. Just tested with my Asus 22" HDMI monitor today. Guess the GH2 does not send audio over HDMI except when reviewing.

Hello Again Everybody :)

I just received my monitor and plugged it in for the first time.

I noticed a red sticky tab on the upper right hand corner of the screen, and assumed that it was attached to a screen protector, but when I pulled it off, it didn't pull up anything and seemed like it was just stuck on to the screen.

That would be a problem for me because the screen looks like someone wiped it clean with a soft scubbing pad, it's scratched quite a bit.

I can't imagine they would ship something like that, so before I contact them I thought I would ask you guys that own one.

Does this in fact have a screen protector on it?

And if so, How do I get the bloody thing off :-)

Thanks in advance!!

Anthony

Hello,

These guys are great. I didn't get any feedback anywhere else, so I contacted the seller. They responded very quickly to my question.

They said that there is indeed a screen protector that the red tab was attached to. They told me to be careful when removing it now that the tab was gone, and to maybe use the tip of a sharp object to get an edge up.

I was impressed by their responsiveness. I contacted them before I purchased and they were equally responsive.

When you get yours, be aware that if you're not careful you will do the same thing that I did.

When you start to pull on the red tab, make sure that the underlying screen protector is coming up as well.

Let me know how that goes, I'm not going to try and take mine off just yet.

Thanks!

Hi

I like it. It doesn't have the feel of a high quality monitor in that it is very light and feels almost toy like... plastic.

That is countered by the great connectors on the back, which look very professional and are solid... no rattling or looseness observed.

So I'm going to guard it like an egg and that should make it last a very long time... in other words it isn't industrial strength like an expensive monitor, so handle it with care and you should have many hours of use.

The focus assist aspects are OK, I haven't worked with it long enough to be comfortable with it, but once II use it a while, I'll probably like it.

I use it to show video from a laptop as well and it's great for that (showing images to clients so that they can see a variety of looks with different output devices).

So I think this is a great monitor, even at a higher price, the people are great, just handle it with care.

I haven't used it outside yet.

I'm going to play with it in a little while... I'll know more latter... Anthony

Cool!

I did some more testing (indoors) and I'm liking it more and more.

I'll probably take it outside today.

Cheers!

@questech Thanks! I've been watching this thread thinking about getting one to replace my Liliput,

I just bought this deal http://www.ebay.com/itm/280852903765?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649 The seller has accepted 125 pound offer which is something like $193. I guess it's the same seller.

So after finding out my Feelworld monitor got rejected by customs in China because of Li-ion battery, the seller asked if I wanted a refund, or if I wanted them to reship. This was 1 month after I paid for it. Asked if they could DHL it, and they did - 4 days later I have my monitor. So if buying from them, ask before hand if they can DHL it, or buy it without the battery.

Anyways, the monitor is truly amazing. It has a super clear and bright images. All functions can be called up with 1 or 2 button presses and battery life seems great so far. Also can be powered from CCTV battery. Peaking works good on all but pure black objects. HDMI out works perfectly and is a straight pass-through, so when peaking is on on monitor, you don't see it on second monitor. Speaker is surprisingly loud when playing back footage. Viewing angle is better than expected and sunshade seems super heavy duty, though is very light in weight. See this thread for images mounted on rig: http://www.personal-view.com/talks/discussion/2810/cheap-chinese-rig#Item_8

@sam_rides_a_mtb

This looks extra strange, as all sellers list it as 1024x600. As for resolution - EDID just have recommended resolution setting that is usually set by computer.

@sam_rides_a_mtb -- which seller did you get the monitor from? Got a link? Thanks! :) When I click on previous links in this thread, it says the listing has ended. I want to make sure I get the product model number being discussed.

@JohnTollwannabe

Same as monitor - ebay. I suggest to use F750 or similar batteries, as F970 is not handy in monitors.

@dansyver - no 2.35:1 guides

Just got my FeelWorld monitor. Lookin' good so far! Now, all I need is to find a place to buy a decent rail rod clamp for my magic arm.

Any suggestions?