Hollyland showed us the prototypes of their new cameras for live streaming. The two models, the Venuss Pro, and the Venuss Air are both easy-to-use devices, designed for live streamers who want a simple solution for streaming video. We met Randall Stewart from Hollyland at the NAB in Las Vegas, and he kindly introduced us to the new cameras. Let’s have a closer look. You might have heard of Hollyland as a manufacturer of wireless video transmissions like the Mars M1 and the Mars 4K, wireless microphones like the Lark M1, and headsets like the Soldicom C1 Pro, but this is the first time we’ve seen the prototype of their new Venuss cameras. Hollyland Venuss Pro and Air Streaming Camera – Source: CineD Hollyland – Venuss Pro and Venuss Air The Venus series is designed as a plug-and-play device for people who want to live-stream a video signal directly from the camera to social media platforms. At the moment, you can stream only to YouTube and Facebook, but Hollyland is working to provide direct access to Instagram, TikTok, and Snapchat as well. Hollyland Venuss Pro Streaming Camera – Source: CineD The cameras have a simple-to-use menu with basic camera settings (like f-stop and shutter speed) and easy-to-use color modifications, but no RAW or S-log features. You can use the cameras vertically and horizontally, and although upright video might not be your favorite video format, this feature could be really useful for social media streaming. Recording and streaming is limited to...
Published By: CineD - Monday, 24 April, 2023