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Hollyland Mars 400S Pro

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SKU PP00026Levantamento Aveiro

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Conteúdo

  • 1×Hollyland Mars 400S Pro transmitter
  • 1×Hollyland Mars 400S Pro receiver
  • 4×Antenna
  • 1×DC power supply
  • 2×Battery
  • 1×Battery charger
  • 1×Charger

O equipamento

Sobre este equipamento

The Mars 400S Pro is a 1080p60 wireless video kit with one transmitter and one receiver working on the 5 GHz band. Hollyland quotes up to 400 ft (122 m) line of sight with latency as low as 0.08 s. The transmitter takes 3G-SDI or HDMI with loop-through, and the receiver has both SDI and HDMI outputs. Each 206 g unit has an OLED status screen, an NP-F battery plate, a 6-16V DC input and USB-C.

It is the everyday way to get a camera feed to a director's monitor, a client screen or a switcher input without a cable. One transmitter can feed two receivers, or up to four phones and tablets through the HollyView app, so a producer or focus puller can watch on a phone. It also pairs with the newer Mars 400S Pro II.

Destaques

  • 01Up to 400 ft (122 m) line-of-sight range on 5 GHz, latency as low as 0.08 s
  • 02Transmitter accepts 3G-SDI or HDMI with loop-through; receiver has SDI and HDMI outputs
  • 03One transmitter feeds up to 2 receivers or up to 4 phones/tablets in the HollyView app
  • 04Runs on NP-F batteries, 6-16V DC or USB-C; 206 g per unit
  • 05Pairs with the newer Hollyland Mars 400S Pro II

Perguntas frequentes

Perguntas sobre este equipamento

Hollyland rates it at up to 400 ft (122 m) with clear line of sight. Walls, crowds and other 5 GHz traffic shorten that, so plan for less indoors.

Yes. Up to four phones or tablets can view the feed in the HollyView app, or one receiver plus two devices.

Each unit takes an NP-F type battery, 6-16V DC or USB-C power. This kit includes two batteries, chargers and a DC supply.

No. The maximum format is 1080p60, so 4K cameras need to output HD to the transmitter.

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