Canon don't lend me gear to review. Nor do any of the camera companies actually.

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It’s called One Wheel

Why do you care? Get a life.

Which camera?

@@philipbloom JVC GY HM 100

@@davidgabriel-nj4bs use your voice. It’s a personal connection with the audience but make sure the audio is nice and clear with a close microphone.

It’s very quiet. There’s different levels of fan settings though if it needs it. I couldn’t hear it in my tests.

Thank you for the reply. I work with Orchestral music so silence is essential. I have the original CineEye as well, and loved how small and simple it was. Thanks for doing the testing for us all.

Nice idea but nobody will do it!

@@ACDGibson thank you 🙂

Keep the bitrate high and it looks good.

@@MojoPapiFPV what are you talking about? I LITERALLY show the feature! How can you say it’s not supported?? They told me about it and they’ve seen and approved the video. What the F is a” a wifi network is a WiFi network” supposed to mean. Unbelievable comment.

@ it’s not in the manual. I have emails from them about this exact conversation and they said they had no idea people were doing this.

@ so the fact I did this means nothing to you? Is visual proof not enough for you? I am in direct contact with the owner of Accsoon and the product manager. Your comment also contradicts itself. You say it’s not supported or documented but then said you CAN do this with older Cineview and Hollyland “as well”. “As well”? You just said it wasn’t supported so which is it? I don’t see why most WiFi based systems can’t do the same. The camera uses them as an access point then the camera is on that strong network. It makes total sense. I don’t know what else to say to you. If you don’t believe me then fine. If you end up getting one then try it and see how wrong you are.

@@philipbloom Philip I don't get why you're so worked up. IM ON YOUR SIDE. I love this product line and use it professionally all the time thanks to your CineEye 2 review. I've talked to Accsoon via email to expand the wireless functionality so that it can extend existing networks. What I'm saying is that they had no idea anyone was using their product this way and wanted to know more. There are TONS of us using it as dual-purpose VTX/RX and also a WAP, but it was never a design consideration for them so this is why it's not an official marketed functionality. It never shows up in the manuals and they never talk about it, but its incredibly useful because all of these units including CineEye 2, SE, HE and the Hollylands ALL inherently do this since they're all serving up wireless networks and handing out DHCP addresses. A wifi network is a wifi network so when you fire this thing up you can also leverage that like any other, but it's not exclusive to the new Master 4K. They all do this. But keep in mind that depending on how you do use that networks it will impact performance and delay times if that's an issue (it is not in my application - not using for pulling focus). There's a few thousand of us that use it this way for niche photo industry use where we use these units to extend our MacBook Pro displays to remote monitors on set. Again, they had no idea of this use case. Wish I was in your position to have a bit more of an in with them because there is some serious untapped potential on the wifi side that would require very little on the firmware side - but it just isn't their target audience. The other thing is we're seeing the new 4K Master getting considerably hotter than the other units even with the fan at max setting and have some concerns about how it will survive our hot and humid tropical summers. I usually make sure the TX and RX are under a tent or floppy but sometimes it's more run and gun and we can't do that. This is a first gen of this design and the first one I've seen of its kind to have exhaust ports like that so I they were definitely aware of this. These products never launch in the summer though so we can't exactly put them through hell before buying into the ecosystem.