MEIZLER MODULE "Everything has changed"

[Mark Pugh]

They only record at project framerates, and with possible timecode slipping problems. OK for some productions, maybe. They certainly don't batch-transcode off-speed shots.

 

[Joe Kleber]

I hope RED reconsidered and made the meizler in modules as follows.

1. +1 module.
2. A/V wireless transmission module.
3. Offcamera module / remote proxy and sound recording module preferably with a touchscreen. possibility to run from Volts or Vmount, or AC power and all the rest.
4. Wireless lens control module.
5. AC / Director wireless units to go with normal epic touch screens and revolts allowing changing settings for camera and or playback controls for the off camera proxy module...

The Meizler COLLECTION! :yesnod:

 

[paul engstrom]

The Meizler COLLECTION! :yesnod:

Love it

 

[Peter Majtan]

I would love to see a super compact clip-on (just like the REDMOTE) module purely for wireless HD monitoring. Powered by the connectors on the back of the camera, while taking the input signal from SDI / HDMI / or directly from RED LCD connector on a +1 module - basically have a detachable connecting cable with all three options, so you can adopt to any config...:

I know the above is the receiver, but the transmitter could use the same design / size (if not even more compact)...
Then use the above receiver in combination with the RED HDMI link (or without) to monitor.
Allow for multiple receivers to get signal from a single transmitter...

:sifone: Peter

EDIT: Come to think of it - just the SDI is fine, as long as it would provide the pass-through. Make it simple.

 

[Mark Toia]

I would love to see a super compact clip-on (just like the REDMOTE) module purely for wireless HD monitoring. Powered by the connectors on the back of the camera, while taking the input signal from SDI / HDMI / or directly from RED LCD connector on a +1 module - basically have a detachable connecting cable with all three options, so you can adopt to any config...:

I know the above is the receiver, but the transmitter could use the same design / size (if not even more compact)...
Then use the above receiver in combination with the RED HDMI link (or without) to monitor.
Allow for multiple receivers to get signal from a single transmitter...
:sifone: Peter

Looks like it would fry your hair off if you stand to close

 

[Peter Majtan]

Looks like it would fry your hair off if you stand to close

Well - the same signal is sent by the Meizler... :reddevil:

 

[Jacek Zakowicz]

I would love to see a super compact clip-on (just like the REDMOTE) module purely for wireless HD monitoring. Powered by the connectors on the back of the camera, while taking the input signal from SDI / HDMI / or directly from RED LCD connector on a +1 module - basically have a detachable connecting cable with all three options, so you can adopt to any config...:

I know the above is the receiver, but the transmitter could use the same design / size (if not even more compact)...
Then use the above receiver in combination with the RED HDMI link (or without) to monitor.
Allow for multiple receivers to get signal from a single transmitter...

:sifone: Peter

EDIT: Come to think of it - just the SDI is fine, as long as it would provide the pass-through. Make it simple.

Are you sure this is a receiver?
It looks like a transmitter to me. Why would receiver have lemo connectors on it?
There are no Lemos on monitors..

 

[Dan Kanes]

Five antennas=receiver.
Four Antennas=transmitter.

 

[Sam Winzar]

I would assume that the Lemo is for the receiver's power cable. I'm sure there will be a few options so you can power it off mains, 4 Pin XLR, or D-Tap, etc.

 

[Björn Benckert]

I would love to see a super compact clip-on (just like the REDMOTE) module purely for wireless HD monitoring. Powered by the connectors on the back of the camera, while taking the input signal from SDI / HDMI / or directly from RED LCD connector on a +1 module - basically have a detachable connecting cable with all three options, so you can adopt to any config...:

I know the above is the receiver, but the transmitter could use the same design / size (if not even more compact)...
Then use the above receiver in combination with the RED HDMI link (or without) to monitor.
Allow for multiple receivers to get signal from a single transmitter...

:sifone: Peter

EDIT: Come to think of it - just the SDI is fine, as long as it would provide the pass-through. Make it simple.

I think this does pretty much what you are looking for...
But ofcourse I would rather see it built into a +1 wireless... simply A cooperation between terradeck and red so we could have the bolt snuggly attached to the back of the camera, sucking video from the +1 built in HDMI port or SDI port of the camera and sucking power from the module pins in the back. The solution I have here is quite clean but i know that RED would so easily make it so much better if they built it into a real module.

All it would have to be is like a tactical plate with SDI cable and power going trough to feed a bolt that sits in a little pocket inside the module. And since there is antenna stuff inside they would not eve have to make it all in aluminium, half plastic or even rubber would be perfect, just so it does not shield the wireless stuff.

when I first hooked this up I was like... but now I lost both HDMI and the SDI and then I realized that the bolt actually have a SDI out on the side... then it kind of struck me... I do not need any such thing any more, as it's all wireless... So it takes a moment to get used to it. No cable feels pretty odd

 

[Peter Majtan]

I think this does pretty much what you are looking for...
But ofcourse I would rather see it built into a +1 wireless... simply A cooperation between terradeck and red so we could have the bolt snuggly attached to the back of the camera, sucking video from the +1 built in HDMI port or SDI port of the camera and sucking power from the module pins in the back. The solution I have here is quite clean but i know that RED would so easily make it so much better if they built it into a real module.

All it would have to be is like a tactical plate with SDI cable and power going trough to feed a bolt that sits in a little pocket inside the module. And since there is antenna stuff inside they would not eve have to make it all in aluminium, half plastic or even rubber would be perfect, just so it does not shield the wireless stuff.

when I first hooked this up I was like... but now I lost both HDMI and the SDI and then I realized that the bolt actually have a SDI out on the side... then it kind of struck me... I do not need any such thing any more, as it's all wireless... So it takes a moment to get used to it. No cable feels pretty odd

It looks like we are on the same page, as I have posted this just few short hours before you:

http://www.reduser.net/forum/showthread.php?101248-REDLINK-new-HW-(polite)-request

:sifone: Peter

 

[Peter Majtan]

Are you sure this is a receiver?
It looks like a transmitter to me. Why would receiver have lemo connectors on it?
There are no Lemos on monitors..

Yes Jacek, I am sure. It is in the RED STORE under DSMC modules. That LEMO is to power the receiver itself...

http://www.red.com/store/products/redlink-video-receiver-hd-sdi

:sifone: Peter

 

[Joe Kleber]

I recently saw where a prototype of the current Meizler design was being used to get some shots on a big budget project. The performance review was very favorable. All systems were working to spec, if I remember correctly.


I can't wait to see where RED is headed with the new design!