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The Paralinx Ace wireless video transmission system is the latest addition to the Paralinx family. Featuring realtime, uncompressed, wireless HD video and available with either SDI or HDMI input/output this compact, rugged, lightweight system is the ultimate short-range wireless solution for professional filmmakers.
Product testers have been taken back by the extremely high quality of the encoded pictures that Beam sends. It's an essential product for broadcast crews that don't have the time or opportunity to lay cables for run and gun type interviews. The stability of the wireless connection and the range of transmission make it ideal for producing dynamic news reports.
COLR is a real-time LUT box, camera control bridge, and HDMI/SDI cross-converter in one tiny package. COLR integrates with Pomfort LiveGrade Pro, allowing DITs and colourists to give everyone the right look.
COLR Duo is a wireless camera control bridge and 2 channel LUT box, with support for 2 independent 33pt 3D LUTs. COLR Duo integrates with Pomfort LiveGrade Pro, allowing DITs and colorists to give everyone the right look.
The Paralinx Arrow-X HDMI System is a revolutionary HD Video Transmission system offering Realtime Wireless HD with robust long range for your Television, Film, Broadcast, Industrial or UAV/UAS application.
The Rolls Royce model. Send video over extreme distances - it's suited to location shoots where the camera is installed remotely or the camera operator is given license to roam.
Key Features:
A read step forward for the Bolt Pro range. One or multiple units can be employed to receive uncompressed video over distances up-to 600m. Output to SDI, HDMI or USB for direct ingest into a workstation.
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