Add to cart
Sale!

Hollyland Mars M1 Wireless Transceiver Monitor

Original price was: ৳ 52,000.00.Current price is: ৳ 51,000.00.

-2%

Hollyland Mars M1 Wireless Transceiver Monitor

  • Wirelessly Monitor Video from up to 450′
  • Transmitter & Receiver Mode Switching
  • 5.5″ Touchscreen Display
  • Transmit/Receive up to 4K30 Video
  • SDI Input, HDMI Input & Output
  • Presets & USB Type-C 3D LUT Import
  • High 1000 cd/m² Brightness
  • Low 0.08s Latency, Smart Channel Scan
  • DC Power Input & Output
  • Built-In L-Series Battery Plate
  • 1 year Warranty

Available on backorder

Hollyland Mars M1 Wireless Transceiver Monitor
Hollyland Mars M1 Wireless Transceiver Monitor ৳ 52,000.00 Original price was: ৳ 52,000.00.৳ 51,000.00Current price is: ৳ 51,000.00.
sony

Free worldwide shipping on all orders over $50

  • 30 days easy returns
  • Order yours before 2.30pm for same day dispatch
Guaranteed Safe Checkout

Hollyland Mars M1 Wireless Transceiver Monitor

Transmit, receive, and monitor high-quality wireless video transmissions using this compact Mars M1 5.5″ Wireless Transceiver Monitor from Hollyland. The Mars M1 features a 5.5″ touchscreen display that provides a sharp resolution and 1000 cd/m² brightness for follow focus and director’s monitoring applications. Its built-in wireless transmitter and receiver allow you to send and receive video between M1 units or as well as to/from the Mars 400S Pro, Mars 300 Pro, and Mars 4K wireless transmitters/receivers at a distance of up to 450′. You can also monitor video from the M1 on smartphones and tablets running the companion Hollyview app.

The monitor supports up to UHD 4K30 video input via its HDMI input, and it features an HDMI loop output and an SDI input that supports multiple broadcast drop-frame frame rates. Multiple imaging tools are available using the built-in firmware, including scopes, peaking, and storage of 3D LUTs on the monitor. It can be powered using its built-in L-series battery plate or via its DC input. It also features a DC power output so you can power your camera or other gear.

Display
5.5″ touchscreen LCD screen with 1000 cd/m² brightness
Compatibility
As well as transmitting between two M1 units, the M1 can also transmit and receive from all Mars 300 Pro, Mars 400S Pro, Mars 4K models.
Input/Output
The Mars M1 features HDMI input and HDMI loop output, one 3G-SDI input, as well as a 3.5mm headphone output
Wirelessly Transmit and Receive Video
The Mars M1 supports UHD 4K30 HDMI input and output for expanded connectivity and compatibility. The SDI provides expanded frame rate flexibility for both broadcast and production frame rate standards and compatibility through production and postproduction.
Smart Channel Scan
Smart Channel Scan enables you to find the interference-free option for the stable connection experience. The optimum channel is selected automatically upon startup.
Image Functions
The Mars M1 features multiple built-in functions such as 4x zoom, focus assist, and waveform display.
Wireless Range
Transmission distance up to 450′
Battery
Built-in NP-F/L-series battery plate
App Monitoring
The Hollyview app for Android and iOS allows you to monitor your transmission on a smartphone or tablet. It allows you to transmit to apps and receivers and receive from transmitters such as the Mars 400S Pro or Mars 4K in the following configurations:

  • M1 TX to 2 M1 RX
  • M1 to M1 RX + 2 apps
  • M1 to 4 apps
  • M1 TX to 2 Mars 400S Pro or Mars 4K receivers
  • Mars 400S Pro or Mars 4K transmitter to M1 + 2 apps

 

Additional information

brands

Holyland

Brand

SONY

Sony began in the wake of World War II. In 1946, Masaru Ibuka started an electronics shop in Shirokiya,[23] a department store building in the Nihonbashi area of Tokyo. The company started with a capital of ¥190,000[24] and a total of eight employees.[25] On 7 May 1946, Ibuka was joined by Akio Morita to establish a company called Tokyo Tsushin Kogyo (東京通信工業Tōkyō Tsūshin Kōgyō) (Tokyo Telecommunications Engineering Corporation).[26] The company built Japan's first tape recorder, called the Type-G.[26][27] In 1958, the company changed its name to "Sony".[28]
sony
"Sony Corporation" redirects here. For the U.S. subsidiary, see Sony Corporation of America. For other uses, see Sony (disambiguation).

Reviews

There are no reviews yet.

Be the first to review “Hollyland Mars M1 Wireless Transceiver Monitor”

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *