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Group Buy - Cinegears Ghost Eye Wireless

Good news,

The black Ghost eye 150M is ready for shipping.
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Looks like the 400M kits are going for the same price as they were in the Group Buy so if you missed out I guess you can get one cheaper now.

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I still haven't heard anything from them. Support emails take a long time to get answered.
 
I have received the 400M though and tested it the first time on set yesterday and it's worked flawlessly so far.
 
We're still waiting for our 150M receiver to test with our 400M transmitter, but so far the 400M has worked great. We've been testing it this week on a film and it out performs our 1st gen Teradek bolt by a long shot. I haven't compared it against a newer one yet but we just wanted a system to go through walls. The 400M is doing pretty damn well through some very think concrete walls at an old fort.





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I just received my 150M set and am putting it through the paces. Initial reaction is that the build quality is great. Having built in, positive locking Sony battery plates makes it extremely versatile. I can envision using the transmitter mounted on a 1/4 20 hot shoe on a DSLR and running it in HDMI mode on NP batteries. I can also see mounting this on a fully rigged camera's railing, using SDI and powering the transmitter using DTap on a battery plate.

Extremely pleased at how fast the 150M reconnects when it does drop out. Much, much faster than my previous wireless set up.


Next I plan on testing line of sight, audio, and timecode through both SDI and HDMI.
 
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The 150m can transmit wireless video singnal from 100m, 300m,400m
 
Update

Update

Been using this bad boy a lot lately. Love it. It's small, priced right, does SDI-HDMI conversions (if needed), sends audio, built in receiver antennas, amazing! I'm even using it in my edit bay theater to send the image out of FCPX wirelessly to my media center!!





For the price, you really can't go wrong. It's been the most solid and reliable wireless system I have ever used. Blows away Teradek which I have had so many issues with. I'm even also using it on a live holo-porting project where we are taking the feed out of the Epic, sending it wirelessly to a live switcher for keying, and porting humagrams (humans) all around the world! Gotta love technology!

 
Just not that particular antenna. It's the wrong polarity at the connector. It needs to be RP-SMA. That antenna is SMA. You also want antennas that are tuned well for the frequency range of the transmitter/ receiver and even then you should test lots of them. Not all antennas that say they are the same db rating are truly the same.
Grayson Grant Austin, SOC
 

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