5 Best Wireless Video Transmitter for Filmmakers

[@sillywwabbit]

Not sure how the Hollyland Mars 400S PRO is rated as the best of the five. Aside from range, the latency is the most important aspect of wireless video transmission. This unit has 0.1ms = 100 milliseconds of latency. The Accsoon CiniEye2S Pro has 0.06 or 60 milliseconds of latency. The lower number is better. The Accsoon is clearly the winner in this comparison, though none of them come close to the almost zero latency of higher end devices.

[@camerazone_]

It's convenient if you think of the price.

[@cinemyscope6630]

Treadek is the industry standard. I’m not saying others can’t be better but I wonder if you actually used all those on set before compiling this lineup/evaluation?

[@64CSAR]

If you really want to be Gucci overkill you’d use a MPU-5 by Persistent Systems, transmit to another continent

[@QuicksilverSG]

The Vaxis ATOM 500 transmitter accepts standard USA HDMI video frame rates of 59.94, 29.97, and 23.976 Hz. The Vaxis ATOM 500 receiver converts these HDMI frame rates to 60, 30, and 24 Hz and cannot be configured otherwise. Failing to support standard video frame rates is UNACCEPTABLE in a product marketed for professional use in the USA.

[@sketch8307]

Holly mars got a lot of reviews my go with it🤔

[@emodemosvideos]

No Accsoon?

[@chhinsovathanak3660]

I’m using hollyland mars 400s pro but why the video look like 480p not 1080p ? I don’t know why even if I used a7iii or sony pxw x70. I have no clue how to figure out 😭

[@markedbydiaspora]

D id you figure out how to fix this?

[@sohrabhosseini981]

any comment on CAME-TV Crystal V Wireless Full HD Video Transmission System?