The bushing, which can be removed with a coin or screwdriver, provides a 1/4'-20 thread on one side and 3/8'-16 thread on the other. The camera has a native 5/8'-27 mic stand thread with a reducer bushing in it. Or, an optional dedicated Mevo Start Ethernet Adapter can be incorporated for continuous power. The Mevo Start is highly compact and portable, and it runs on a built-in battery for up to six hours, allowing you to stream extended sessions.

Other functions of the app include Autopilot mode, which uses face detection and scene analysis to choose interesting shots and edit the stream for you. While the app is capable of creating the different angles automatically, you can also choose to do so manually. Then you can simply tap the grid square that you want to stream. For example, by panning and zooming through the shot that you're capturing during a live stream, the app can create nine different angles of that shot and present them to you in a grid layout. The camera is controlled via a companion iOS/Android Mevo app, which offers intuitive, simple-to-use tools for live production.

It streams up to 1080p30 resolution video and also allows you to simultaneously record what you're streaming to a microSD card, so you'll have a copy of your live stream. I mounted it on a jib (CF surfmast) and had great fun.The Mevo Start is an all-in-one camera designed to provide a very easy workflow for live streaming to popular RTMP platforms, including YouTube Live and Facebook Live. There are very cheap (40$) servo pan/tilt kits available if you want to play with an RC controller and light weight cams. And log operation times given the powerbank.

If you place the receiver at an exposed place with good line of sight to the camera you have a very good setup. That makes it easy to power them with a powerbank. I didn't notice a big difference comparing both. I love it and it's comparable to the small bolt. If you need to bridge and roam there is a wireless wire in the 60 GHz range that works pretty good. They are POE powered :-) An alternative is the Newtek Spark converting the Cam into NDI which will work over the network as well. So you can use a HDMI monitor and use the SDI for the long run. It has webstream over RJ45, CVBS, HDMI and HD-SDI output.

I'm still happy with my Wonwoo MB308 camera.

Mevo camera software for mac