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Hollyland's new monitor transmits 4K video 1km wirelessly
The Pyro 7 Ultra brings broadcast-grade color accuracy and long-range wireless video to on-camera monitoring.
In brief
The Pyro 7 Ultra brings broadcast-grade color accuracy and long-range wireless video to on-camera monitoring. Cinematographers can now monitor 4K video from up to 1 kilometer away with just 20 milliseconds of delay, making complex multi-camera productions easier to coordinate. Originally reported by Digital Camera…
Hollyland launches Pyro 7 Ultra monitor
The new on-camera monitor is built for cinematographers and camera operators who need broadcast-grade color accuracy and wireless video transmission capabilities.
7-inch display with cinema-grade color
The Pyro 7 Ultra features a 1920 by 1200 Quantum Dot LCD screen pre-calibrated to Delta-E less than 1.5, covering 99 percent Rec.709 and 95 percent DCI-P3 color gamut with up to 1500 nits brightness.
Camera control for Sony, Canon, Nikon, ARRI
The monitor supports HDMI and SDI with loop-through, plus direct camera control on select Sony, Canon, Nikon, and ARRI models for shutter speed, aperture, ISO, and white balance.
Twin-Wi-Fi reaches 1km with 20ms latency
Hollyland's Twin-Wi-Fi technology uses two wireless bands simultaneously with automatic frequency hopping to transmit 4K60 video up to 1 kilometer away with latency as low as 20 milliseconds.
Unlimited receivers for multi-location monitoring
One Pyro 7 Ultra transmitter can broadcast 4K60 video to an unlimited number of receivers, making it ideal for productions that need monitoring at multiple locations simultaneously.
Available now at $1,399
The Hollyland Pyro 7 Ultra is in stock and priced at $1,399 or 1,483 British pounds.
The headline
Cinematographers can now monitor 4K video from up to 1 kilometer away with just 20 milliseconds of delay, making complex multi-camera productions easier to coordinate.
