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| Radian Pro at work | 
Sometimes you come across a product that works so good, that you     can't imagine it to become any better. I've felt that way about the     
Radian Pro (review here) from 
Camera Motion Research, which is used to transmit an uncompressed     HD video signal wirelessly through the air. A perfect tool for     filmmakers who need to be able to freely move their camera through     space while using it in combination with a gyro stabilizer like the MōVI as well as other equipment like a crane, stabiliser or Steadicam. All of these devices share a common enemy: cables. But even if you're not using such a device, it's still an extremely handy     accessory on any film set to provide the director, producer or     client with a direct feed of what the camera is capturing without any limitations. The Radian transmitter can be placed on any camera thanks to 
CMR's backbones. It provides several mounting options and also enables you to add a lightweight USB style battery to directly provide power to the transmitter for several hours. You will forget it's even on the camera while filming.
It's more common then ever for     filmmakers to use smaller cameras with great capabilities on productions as an 'B' or even     as an 'A' camera. Camera Motion Research, the company behind the     
Radian Pro and 
Radian Multicast wireless sets, has developed a new     
Mini TX Backbone which is the perfect lightweight match for any DSLR or similar type of camera. It enables you to mount the wireless transmitter with installed battery in a very discrete and lightweight way, without compromising on ease of use or performance.
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| The mini TX backbone is quick and easy to mount on any camera | 
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| Mini TX Backbone - What's in the box | 
It comes     standard with everything you need to mount it to your camera of     choice. A very small and light CamLink lithium battery, which will     power the transmitter for over 3 hours and has a digital display of     remaining power, is also included. It will probably last longer on a     single charge then your camera battery will be able to power your     camera, very nice! And if you're scheduled for a long day of     shooting you can always buy additional batteries for only $25 dollar     a piece, directly from the 
CMR website.
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| Standard Backbone and battery (left), Radian transmitter (center), mini TX backbone (right). | 
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| Radian Pro mounted on the Sony A7S via the mini TX backbone. | 
The CMR Mini TX Backbone is a welcome addition to an already fantastic product and I wouldn't be surprised if you leave it mounted on your     camera at all times, ready to use on your next cable free shoot. It's 
available right now at an introductory price of $99. And like I said before, the battery is included in this sale!
 
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