Dan Kanes

Sam! I like your tests. Yes, I think a Mōvi might do a little better. Are you using any vibration reduction on the Ronin amount? Have you seen the Flowcine Black Arm? Best wishes and keep cycling! Dan

Selling barely used Ursa Mini 4K, Canon EF mount Global shutter camera , rate it at 200 or 400 asa and you'll have a very nice digital film stock. Shoots various prores types and Raw ! Includes AC power Supply Original Box 128GB Lexar 3400x Cfast Card x2 Nothing else :) $2700, prefer LA local sale. Email : mrpolaroid@gmail.com

Mike - give me a call any time, would be happy to share with you how I made it make a ton of business for us in the past. :) Red Digital Cinema, another homegrown southern California manufacturer, was a huge inspiration on making this a practicality. best, Dan

Maybe check out the Teradek Beam ? I think it does everything you want it to including IFB http://teradek.com/pages/beam

I agree with Mike - Beam and Triton are Very different products for different Tasks. Triton is aimed at Entry level use with DSLR Cameras or Action Cameras like Go Pro - at home with a small lightweight camera, or flying on a small Quadcopter like a DJI Phantom 2. Triton has less than 1ms delay, HDMI input and output. External Antennas on the transmitter side (for Licensed Ham Operators who want to experiment for instance). Triton has an advertised Range of 450-500 feet line of sight - as always performance may vary - we have gone even FURTHER line of sight in optimal conditions while flying on a quadcopter. Beam seems like a pretty cool solution if you need an encoder based option and the flexibility that can offer - but I haven't actually had a chance to try one yet. If anyone wants to talk Triton - feel free to shoot us an email at info@paralinx.net

PARALINX - HOLIDAY WEEKEND DEALS START NOW CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS The 2014 Paralinx Holiday Weekend Rebate is here! For this weekend only all Tomahawk 1:1 systems qualify for a$1000 mail-in rebate while all Arrow-X 1:1 systems qualify for a $700 mail-in rebate. Additional receivers for each system qualify for $250 rebates. Any purchase made between November 27 and December 1 at Paralinx.net or an Authorized Paralinx Reseller qualifies for the offer! Details What are the rebate conditions? The rebate is valid for all qualifying purchases from November 27, 2014 through December 1, 2014. Rebate only valid for purchases made within the United States from Paralinx.net or from an Authorized Paralinx Reseller. Rebate checks must be sent to a physical address and not a P.O. Box. Payment will be made in the form of United States Dollars. Rebate form must be submitted no later than December 31, 2014. Rebate payments will be issued within 60 days of form submission. Only one rebate may be submitted per qualifying purchase. rebate is not transferable and is only valid for purchasing customer. Rebate not valid with any other discount or offer. Offer not valid on 1:2 Deluxe Packages. How long will it take to receive my rebate? Rebates may take up to 60 days to process. What information do I need in order to complete the rebate form? Place of purchase Date of purchase A copy of your sales receipt or invoice What is the time frame to claim a rebate? You must file your rebate claim by December 31, 2014 How long will the rebate last? Rebate promotion is valid from November 27, 2014 through December 1, 2014 How do I claim my rebate? Complete the online rebate form on the Paralinx website http://www.paralinx.net/rebate HAPPY THANKSGIVING!

Limited quantity Available now! http://www.paralinx.net/store/paralinx-arrow-x Come check it out at Cinegear in Los Angeles! Our booth number is Stage 31 AT Paramount Studios - Booth S204

Hi Richard, I can't speak for the quality or service of the other Clone Copycats - however I can tell you: 1. We are the First and Original 2. We have more Frequencies available and Dynamic Frequency Selection, as well as the choice of 1:1 sets or Multi-receiver sets. 3. We are Camera People First, and we decided to make a product that would fill our own needs and the needs of many others. 4. We have superb customer service and support, as well as dealers on every continent, including locally in South Africa. 5. We do have more antennas. Feel free to shoot us an email at info@paralinx.net and we will be more than happy to help you out. We are running some specials that coincide with Cinegear - and be sure to check out the wide range of accessories that we also offer like an HD-SDI module, great power cables, and great short HDMI cables; www.paralinx.net/store Thanks! Dan

HD-SDi is indeed on both the transmitter and receiver. The Tomahawk is our system with a 2000 foot / 600 meter Range Profile. Best, Dan

Paralinx is Proud to Demonstrate HDMI/HD-SDI USB 3.0 Capture Device and iOS Streaming at NAB 2014. NOT a replacement for Arrow or Tomahawk Family of Products, but works alongside them! Stay Tuned for more information...

PARALINX is giving away free Registration to NAB to anyone who is on the fence about attending this year1 Hope to see many of our friends out there, and plenty of new faces as well! http://www.paralinx.net/blog/2014/2/20/free-pass-to-nab-2014-in-las-vegas-come-visit-paralinx-at-booths-c7439-oe1346

Charles, Happy to showcase the Paralinx ARRAY (™) to you next week… Just let me know! Best, Dan

The Controlled backchannel on Paralinx Tomahawk is actually on a PCB antenna inside our receiver, so it's a fixed dbi for anyone trying to split hairs. Can't speak for the legality of what anyone else is doing or trying. Ultimately it's the choice of the end user and their duty to responsibly manage signals in a professional environment. Nothing Paralinx sells is illegal though. Tomahawk offers a variety of modes and channels.

Scott - I just logged in so I can PM you now - the trouble with PM's is that it requires me to login in order to answer you. for any future support questions please email: support@paralinx.net or Call 818.934.1535 and connect to the support team via the menu. I reached out to Hot Rod Cameras where you dropped your Arrow off for service - apparently the power pin came loose. We can have this fixed for you tomorrow when we get it from HRC. Is it easier for you to pick up from HRC in Hollywood or from PARALINX office in Atwater Village? best, Dan dan@paralinx.net

Will have some more videos next week. Next iteration with HD-SDI input will be Multi receiver capable. More add-on antenna info will be available before end of year. Thanks for the kind words!

Paralinx is Proud to introduce the Tomahawk! Up to 2000' Range with Default Antennas. HDMI input on the transmitter (until 2014 HD-SDI introduction) Dual HD-SDI output on the receiver Machined Aluminum Enclosure on the transmitter Weighs less than 180grams. 2 Pin Lemo connector on Transmitter and Receiver Here's some video from our Demonstration with Drone Dudes on 11/23/2013 Product Page Here: http://www.paralinx.net/store/tomahawk [video=vimeo;81429518] http://vimeo.com/81429518

Just a small note - I am the only representative for Paralinx on these boards, and the price has not yet been announced publicly. Hope everyone has a great weekend!

Just a note - the price has not been publicly announced at all for Tomahawk.

Respectfully, William - my product speaks for itself. The concept of a demo day was to give people a hands on to brand new technology. Essentially what is being asked of me is to explain how what I am selling is different from something I have never personally seen from someone I don't know. What I can tell you is that PARALINX offers the best lightweight, long range HD transmitter system in the world, and it is shipping the first week of December. Tentative pricing for a Tomahawk Transmitter and Receiver with Machined Aluminum housings, two sets of external antennas, an Anton Bauer mounted Receiver with receiver stand plate, Genuine Lemo power connectors on transmitter and receiver, as well as access to hardware and software revisions is available in limited quantities at $9,995 I'm going to be doing a demonstration for another member of this forum - who is a high profile steadicam operator/DP/Director, I'm hoping he likes it - I would think he would - but of course we shall see. Literally everyone here on this forum was welcomed to a free lunch and Hands-on demonstration in Los Angeles today and I think they would have been shocked to see what we showed.

Here is a link to a Technology focused forum - where I am constantly blown away by the level of candor, and pure engineering spirit that are shown every day: http://www.diydrones.com/profiles/blogs/paralinx-demonstrates-tomahawk-long-range-wireless-hd-fpv-in-los

Thanks for Defending what we are doing here Alan. Firstly - MY chipset supplier is called AMIMON (with an M) not Aminon not NomNomina not numnumnumnum... So I have no idea who Jens could be referring to. Maybe someone is thinking of Amnon Band of BandPro? According to google 5995euro is $8123 USD Paralinx offers a value added trade in program for Arrow and Arrow+ users to turn in their old units for credit towards new units. If I wanted to just buy something made by someone who has LITERALLY no clue what the film industry needs and sell it for more I could have done that more than a year ago and maybe done quite well - however I ACTUALLY STAND BEHIND THE PRODUCT I SELL, and so if it has the PARALINX name on it, it has to be worthy of My own USAGE as a camera person. Sadly it gets harder and harder to justify the hard work and effort I put in to making a good product when people are constantly expecting something to DO everything and COST nothing. If I was okay with the status quo of waiting for a corporate wet-nurse to bottle-feed me rather than bootstrapping my own company, building and standing behind technology I believe in for the betterment of MY ART AND CRAFT then I never would have started Paralinx. I consider myself lucky enough to not stand by waiting for things to come to me. I make them happen, and I can say with utter conviction that I DO THIS BECAUSE I CARE. I could of course just sit in forums and deride the efforts of other people to advance the science and technology that enables our craft - but instead I'm out working for the betterment of the industry - not trying to simply drive down the price and slam what other people are working on. Of course - there is no chance that anything like that would happen here - because this is a forum of Gentlemen - people who are part of a Society that helps and supports each other to do better work by sharing knowledge and camaraderie, right? At least, when I was talking to my mentor - a prominent member of the ASC - that is one of the things that I learned from him - it's as much about treating each other with respect and class, as it is of being the BEST in your industry - and the BEST at what you do. The BEST don't need to remind everyone that they are the best - it's just known. In any case - it's fun to see a 7 page thread about something I started - myself and one other member of the Cinematographers guild. On a recent business trip to the silicon valley - I had to marvel - "Wow - in the presence of some of these people I'm actually the dumbest guy in the room" - and yet every single person here has welcomed me with open arms, celebrated what I had to bring to the table and were able to question the concepts of some of my technical innovations, achievements and ideas but all the while maintain a sense of candor, politeness, and most importantly positive enthusiasm about what we could achieve if we worked together. Paralinx is all about stepping out of the Dark Ages and igniting the Arc of filmmaking with the help of creativity, passion and technology. If anyone else besides Alan had attended our event today at the Los Angeles State Historic Park, I would love to hear your commentary. Personally I think the event was a revelation, and will not be the last event of its type that we hold. Furthermore, I would like to openly welcome Jens and Eric, and really anyone who might somehow see me as a threat to their way of life, or just as someone who they don't like. I think the fun of the event, the power of the technology, and the enlightened feeling of flight and new horizons might open up some new friendships.

Price quotes will be available at the demo and available after the demo by email to info@paralinx.net

Paralinx is proud to demonstrate the forthcoming TOMAHAWK HD Transmitter and receiver system in Glendale, CA on Saturday, November 23rd 2013. Reservations for this exclusive preview are Limited - please RSVP to info@paralinx.net This system is made for anyone a zero latency Long Range Full HD feed. Some Applications include an HD feed for a Remote Operator, Pilot, director, client, assistant, or monitoring, or for broadcasting and streaming from a satellite truck or uplink to various distribution platforms. Obviously one of the main applications of the Tomahawk would be for steadicam usage, as well as Aerial Imaging using fixed wing or Multirotor Aircraft. We will be debuting the system with the help of Aerial Imaging Masters DRONE DUDES! Stay tuned for invitational Flier and updates!

Paralinx TinFoilHat - only compatible with HenCam though, you might need to upgrade your arm with a nest adapter to support this: http://youtu.be/VRKu785g0O0