Transmit uncompressed 1080p60, 10-bit, 4:2:2 video from up to 984' away to a Ghost-Eye receiver with the CINEGEARS Ghost-Eye Wireless 600MP HD/SDI Transmitter V3from CINEGEARS. It safely can transmit video using its two antennas on up to ten frequencies to other Ghost-Eye receivers that use the same level of encryption. It features one HDMI input, one 3G-SDI input, and one SDI loop output.

Whether you have a point-to-point or point-to-multipoint configuration, your signal is carried with a low-latency rate of less than 1 ms over the license-free 5 GHz frequency band. Small obstacles in the line-of-sight are compensated for by an adaptive signal logarithm keeping your transmitter and receiver connected, and the transmitter also supports required AES-128/256 signal encryption. For safety, signals dropped due to interference or a loss of line-of-sight are automatically relinked within 1 ms of the obstacle being removed. The 600MP transmitter comes with an L-series battery mount and two antennas.

Uncompressed 1080p60, 10-Bit 4:2:2 Video    984' Wireless Range    HDMI and SDI Inputs, SDI Loop Output    Low Latency of <1 ms, Auto-Relink    Uses License-Free 5 GHz Frequency Band    Adaptive Small Obstacle LOS Compensation    Required AES-128/256 Encryption    Waterproof and Shockproof Design    L-Series Battery Mount

Receive uncompressed 1080p60, 10-bit, 4:2:2 video from up to 984' away

Cross-compatible with Ghost-Eye models with the same level of encryption

Works with multiple receivers simultaneously

Less than 1 ms of latency

Operates on the license-free 5 GHz frequency band

One HDMI input, one SDI input, and one SDI loop output

Adaptive signal logarithm compensates for small obstacles in the line-of-sight

Auto-relink

Required AES-128/256 signal encryption

L-series battery plate

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you use two or three of these in one location or will the signals interfere with each other?

A: You can put each set on a different channel, so it should work just fine

Q: 2. I can't connect it to ghost eye 150mV2, either receiver or transmitter. Any solution?It state that it is compatible to the previous version.

A: We are sorry to hear about any issues you are facing with this product. So that we may best assist you feel free to email us directly at askbh@bhphoto.com.

Q: 3. Can this be used to pull focus?

A: This is a Wireless Video Transmission System, not a wireless follow focus. However you could use this product in conjunction with a wireless follow focus system to view the video.

Q: 4. Will this work with the atomos inferno. This is 3sdi atomos is 12sdi ?

A: Yes it will. The Atomos Inferno accepts signals up to 12G-SDI, it can accept a 3G-SDI signal as well.

Q: 5. Hello! I was curious to what the major difference between an unencryprted transmitter and an encrypted one were, and if the Ghost-eye 600mp receiver would work with this version if it were a unencrypted one?

A: and unencrypted receiver will not work with an encrypted transmitter

Q: 6. how much does an L-Battery Last? NPF-970 or 990

A: We used a SWIT battery Sony equivalent for a hockey game, which is around 3 hours and we had no problems. The Sony 970 should be the same.

Q: 7. Which receiver should I use with this transmitter?

A: The Ghost-Eye 600MP Transmitter works with the Ghost-Eye 600MP Receiver. At the time of this posting we do not sell just the receiver. However we do have this same Transmitter in a Kit with a receiver, B&H # CI6635. You may want to consider purchasing this kit for both a Transmitter and Receiver. https://bhpho.to/2BGCwu2

Q: 8. What's in the box?

A: The following is included with this kit: 600MP Transmitter 600MP Receiver 2 x 2-Pin LEMO to D-Tap Cables Articulating Arm 2 x Extended Range Antennas 2 x SDI Cables Waterproof Case Limited 3-Year Warranty

Q: 9. Does this transmit audio over both the SDI and HDMI? My unit does not seem to have audio and I can't find a setting for it.

A: It should transmit audio. Check the output of your camera

Q: 10. Can this device pass full Ancillary Data? Particularly SDI Audio Channels 15&16, the channels used for Blackmagic's CCU data. I know some of these units either compress or strip down the audio channels if they're based on WHDMI chipsets.

A: I dont believe it passes the full ancillary data, not 100% on this. Worked on a set where they requested teradeks for this exact reason.