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Hollyland's latest on-camera monitor can wirelessly transmit 4K video as far as 1km/3,300 feet!

And it also boasts some impressive screen specs

Hollyland's latest on-camera monitor can wirelessly transmit 4K video as far as 1km/3,300 feet!

Hollyland has introduced the Pyro 7 Ultra, a new video monitor for on-camera use. This device is tailored for professionals such as cinematographers, directors, camera operators, and digital imaging technicians. It boasts broadcast-grade color accuracy and the ability to transmit 4K video wirelessly over a distance of up to 1km (3,300 feet) with minimal latency.

The monitor features a 7-inch Quantum Dot LCD screen with a nanostructure that Hollyland highlights for its superior color purity and cinematic depth. Every Pyro 7 Ultra comes pre-calibrated to ensure Delta-E color accuracy. It connects via HDMI and SDI interfaces, offering loop-through and cross-output capabilities. Camera controls can be managed on select models from Sony, Canon, Nikon, and ARRI, allowing adjustments for shutter speed, aperture, ISO, white balance, and more.

The device's user interface is powered by HollyOS, Hollyland's next-generation operating system. HollyOS provides a user-friendly interface, customizable monitoring layouts, and a comprehensive suite of professional image analysis tools. The core of its wireless performance is its Twin-Wi-Fi technology, which uses dual wireless bands to ensure a robust connection even in areas with high radio frequency interference.

The Pyro 7 Ultra can maintain a stable wireless 4K60 video transmission to an unlimited number of receivers, with a latency of just 20ms in Focus Mode.

The monitor is designed to work seamlessly with compatible Pyro transmitters, receivers, and monitors, creating a reliable and scalable system suitable for productions of any scale. The Hollyland Pyro 7 Ultra is currently available for purchase at a price of $1,399 or £1,483.

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