Hollyland has launched the Pyro 7, a compact and robust all-in-one wireless video monitor that combines a transmitter, receiver, and a seven-inch, 1200-nit bright screen. This new addition to the Pyro Series supports one transmitter with four receivers and boasts a range of up to 1,300ft (400m) with a low latency of just 60ms.
Behind the Scenes
Auto Dual-Band Hopping (ADH) technology resists interference and ensures optimal performance
Customizable shortcut keys enable convenient dual-camera monitoring
Upgraded HollyOS offers enhanced image analysis and bulk video file export via SD card
Compatible with other Pyro Series devices, including Pyro S and Pyro H
Supports SDI/HDMI loopout and RTMP streaming
Built-in SD card slot for up to 40 minutes of video recording
Hollyland also showcased the Pyro Series wireless video solutions at this year's NAB Show. Check out VP Land's exclusive below:
Final Take
The Pyro 7 is a versatile and powerful tool for film production professionals, offering a complete monitoring and transmission solution in a single device. Its compatibility with other Pyro Series products and its ability to connect one transmitter to four receivers simultaneously make it an ideal choice for multi-user monitoring in dynamic shooting scenarios.
As part of the innovative Pyro Series, the Pyro 7 is set to enhance collaboration and productivity on film sets, live events, and ENG/EFP applications.
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