As far as image delay goes it is pretty good, especially if you are using it with a camera that doesn’t have bad HDMI latency. The weight and footprint, especially if you are using the TX with a Sony NP battery, do make the CineView HE feel quite big on small-sized mirrorless hybrid cameras, however, just about every other competing product on the market features a similar size and form factor. I was reasonably impressed with the low latency of the Accsoon CineEye 2S system. Given its relatively low price point it does a good job for a system that doesn’t send uncompressed video.

Phantom Camera Control (PCC) is the main software application that allows users to get the most out of Phantom cameras. Fine-tune the resolution, frame rate, exposure, memory segmentation, trigger modes and automatic functions prior to recording. PCC also makes it easy to work with synchronized cameras, manage Phantom Cine raw files and convert files to the format that makes sense for the final project. The CineView HE is also claimed to be able to transmit images and audio smoothly over a long distance, even the size of a football pitch, with a latency of less than 60 ms. The system comes with a cold shoe to 1/4 20″ mount. This is reasonably well made, however, because there is only a single mounting hole on the bottom of the TX it can limit where you can place it on your camera. If you want to mount the TX in another position you would have to use a monitor arm or something similar. Accsoon Go App Usability A new UVC output via USB-C allows direct connection of the CineView HE receiver to a computer for HD live-streaming. With your camera, computer, and cables, all you need is the CineView HE - hugely simplifying the whole process of going live to YouTube, TikTok and other RTMP streaming platforms. The CineView HE receiver can also be used with vision mixers with UVC or HDMI inputs for even greater flexibility.

Conclusion

Depending on the mode you choose, the latency and the quality of the image will change. If you want the least latency then Speed Mode is the one you want to choose. If you want the best image quality then High-Quality Mode is what you should use. Normal Mode is essentially a middle ground compromise between the other two modes. The picture quality of the signal coming up on the app is pretty good. It will probably be good enough for most people who are buying a system such as this. In all honesty, it is one of the better-looking pictures I have seen from a wireless app-based system at this price. Image Delay One of the most important things for me apart from image delay and the operating range is reliability and usability. There is nothing worse than a wireless video system where you continually have to reset the system or restart apps. The CineView HE TX has a single full-sized HDMI input and an HDMI output, while the RX has a single full-sized HDMI Out.

Yes, having a built-in battery would have made the CineView HE smaller, but I personally prefer to be able to power a TX unit through the use of batteries or through a DC power input. Internal batteries have a habit of dying exactly when you don’t need them to! iOS & Android App The CineView HE Wireless Video Transmitter & Receiver Kit is much more suitable as an easy way of letting multiple people monitor images without needing to give everyone monitors or RX units. Size & Design

The CineView HE TX and RX can be powered via a single Sony NP-F style battery. According to the company, a Sony NP-F970 battery can power the unit for up to 12 hours. I found the battery performance to be good and you can use the system for a whole shooting day without having to constantly worry about when the battery will run out. The boot-up time is fairly slow for this device. It takes around 17 seconds from the time you turn on the TX unit until it comes up on the main screen. This is something you need to be aware of. So what would happen if I suddenly changed the frame rate to 50p from 25p on my camera while the system was on? The Accsoon automatically recognized the change and I didn’t lose the image on my monitor. CineView Quad is just 31mm thin, 225g and rounded aerospace-grade aluminum alloy frame which is light, firm & corrosion resistant. The main foyer and counters are on the first floor, and are accessible by escalator and lift. There's step-free access to the wheelchair spaces and adjoining seats, and an accessible toilet by the entrance to screens two, four and nine, and on the second floor by the rear of screens two and three.

When it was set to HQ transmission it recorded an average delay of 85.66ms when outputting from the RX to a monitor and 96.66ms when receiving a signal on the Accsoon App. A UVC output via USB-C allows direct connection of the CineView HE receiver to a computer so you can livestream HD images. This helps to simplify the whole process of going live on YouTube, TikTok and other RTMP streaming platforms. This is the same capability as what Hollyland features in its COSMO C1. The CineView HE receiver can also be used with vision mixers with UVC or HDMI inputs for increased flexibility. The CineView HE uses an all-new version of the computing platform from the acclaimed CineEye series. After years of painstaking development, the result is a system that is even faster, smaller, more efficient and cooler running than before. As a result, the CineView HE has incredibly low power consumption and a single NP-F970 battery can last up to 12 hours. The CineEye 2S uses HEVC compression and as I have already mentioned, it can send video signals up to 1080 60p. The Phantom Camera Control (PCC) software is Windows-only and has been fully verified with Windows 10 64-bit.If you are streaming to an iOS or Android device, you can use the Accsoon App to monitor your wireless stream. The App features a lot of functionality and monitoring tools such as focus assist, waveform, false color, zebras, in-app audio and video recording, as well as the ability to load up your own 3D LUTs. If you want to have the HDMI input on the same side as the HDMI output of your mirrorless hybrid, then you can simply just face the front of TX unit forward. The only caveat with doing this is that you can’t see the screen anymore. What do you get? As a reference, above you can see that there is zero latency when using an expensive Teradek system (well, as close to zero as you can get. No wireless system is really zero in the scientific sense). This is a prime example of why you pay more money for a high-end wireless video system. Working at distances of up to 1200ft/350m the CineView HE utilizes Accsoon’s state-of-the-art Dual Band transmission and anti-interference wireless technology to guarantee the best result. The transmitter sends the same image twice using 2.4 GHz and 5GHz frequencies, and the receiver then combines the two streams as needed to create a complete single stream. The class-leading results are impressive, and you can easily transmit wirelessly from one end of a football field to the other. The app features some nice functionality, and it is certainly a lot better than most other competing products apps.