Hollyland Mars 400s Pro $891.65 (was $1049) + Shipping ($0 NSW C&C) @ Photo Equipment Store

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AssociatedOztin on 08/04/2022 - 14:06 photoequipmentstore.com.au (299 clicks)
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Hollyland Mars 400S Pro 1080p HDMI and SDI Transmission System 5G Wireless Video & Audio Transmission 400ft 80ms Latency APP Support Android & iOS Direct Video for Live Stream (Transmitter+Receiver)
Features:

The Mars 400S pro connects to your camera via a full HDMI port or SDI port, accepts HDMI 1080p 60fps or SDI 1080p 23.98sf video input, supports to transmit up to 400ft in open areas. Also, the Hollyland Mars 400s pro supports optimal channels a click away on RX and APP.
80ms Incredibly Low Latency, hollyland mars 400s pro system supports bandwidth up to 20 MHz, supports up to 4 phones & tablets real-time monitoring with professional monitor features, such as waveform, focus peaking, zebra, zoom in/out, 3D luts, etc.
Lower gravity center, and much more stable & convenient installation with the brand-new transverse design, integrated cold shoe and the OLED display screen displays all device status.
Mars 400s pro offer dual power supply options with Various L-series battery, 5-12V type-C, and 6-16V DC power options.
Video feed straught out of RX for ive streaming without further encryption and decryption via a video capture device.

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  Porker on 08/04/2022 - 15:16

  Reaction to looking at photo only - 'what do you need wifi claymores for?'

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    Tuttle on 08/04/2022 - 15:18

    I had no idea what purpose they serve, but my initial reaction to the pic was “damn they look like cool tech!”

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      langitbiru on 08/04/2022 - 15:51

      live streaming, such as corporate event of weddings

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    schquid on 08/04/2022 - 15:26

    So you can sign up to the app? Share your detonation events with your friends on the social medias? Use the "find my claymore" feature if you lose them?

    The possibilities are endless.

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    imsuperimposed on 08/04/2022 - 15:29

    I thought wifi printer cartridges haha

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  monkman on 08/04/2022 - 17:53

  1080p no thanks

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    clintdb on 08/04/2022 - 21:51

    Depends what you need it for.
    1080p is fine for streaming online. But agree, if you wanted to shoot 4k footage, transmit it wirelessly to a mixer and then play that footage on a 4k projector to a gathered audience then this would not make your content look so good.

    For the rest of us who aren't (and don't need to) broadcast in 4k - then a wireless 1080p kit like this is just fine.

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  clintdb on 08/04/2022 - 21:41

  I purchased a Vaxis Atom two years ago to add a "close-up" camera to the courses we present online (https://dragonimage.com.au/products/vaxis-atom-500-wireless-…).
  I was looking at the Hollyland 400s at the time but decided that the cheaper price of the Vaxis Atom outweighed the slightly better specs of the 400s.

  I'm glad I did go with the Vaxis because in real-world usage, there has been no noticeable lag (especially when streaming the courses online) and that's with the video feed via the Vaxis Atom being delivered separately to the audio feed - any sync issues (if they exist - I haven't bothered to play back the footage one frame at a time) are not noticeable in the slightest.

  By all accounts, the Hollyland 400s is the better product, but I can't fault the Vaxis Atom and I would buy another if for some reason I needed a second wireless unit.

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    clintdb on 08/04/2022 - 21:42

    Oh, and whilst the Vaxis Atom is a slightly bigger unit (both TX and Rx), the antennas are internal, so the little "pack-of-cards" sized box is all there is.