Does the Atomos Ninja 2 record 4K?

And even purpose-built video cams can benefit from the Atomos Ninja 2, a non-4K HDMI version of the Shogun: it is what allows a Canon C100 to capture 10-bit 4:2:2 1080p footage using better codecs, just like its bigger brother, the Canon EOS C300.

What is the best atomos recorder?

Atomos Shogun 7 – Is this the best on-camera monitor-recorder you can buy?

• The neatly packaged Shogun 7 box. Don’t forget to order batteries! Open the box.
• Pin sharp, beautifully detailed, and very viewable outside. Switch it on.
• The side of the Atomos Shogun 7 showing the XLR mic audio input. Picture quality and HDR.

How long can Atomos Ninja V record?

150 minutes
Offering up to 2TB storage, a sequential read speed of up to 550MB/s and write speed up to 500MB/s, these drives can record up to 150 minutes of 4K ProRes on a single drive.

Does Atomos Ninja record raw?

Atomos has announced it’s working alongside Sony to bring ProRes RAW recording to its Ninja V monitor/recorder when connected to Sony’s new FX3 Cinema Line camera over HDMI.

What kind of recorder is Atomos Ninja 2?

Please enter a question. The Atomos Ninja 2 Video Hard Disk Recorder is a portable, intuitive touchscreen-operated HD recorder, monitor and playback device for professional media producers. It captures pristine 10-bit 4:2:2 video and audio direct from any HDMI source: DSLRs, decks, switchers, PC, Mac, iPad and iPhone.

How big is the Ninja 2 HDMI recorder?

The Ninja-2 consumes very little power, ensuring long recording times (up to 16.5 hours on a 750GB disk) and the efficient use of batteries.The Ninja 2 is the world’s most advanced HDMI smart production recorder, monitor and playback deck.

What’s the difference between Atomos blade and Ninja 2?

The Blade can accept the Spyder. Atomos’ color calibration device ($150) whereas the Ninja 2 can’t. Another consideration is audio. The Ninja 2 has inputs for two audio channels, the Blade can handle up to twelve (monitoring selectable by user).

Can a Ninja 2 be used as a monitor?

But if you want/need a monitor… spring for the Blade, you’ll be glad you did. After about 6 weeks using the Ninja 2 as an outboard recorder with my Nikon D800, I can say that it works quite well. With proper settings in the D800, “clean” HDMI is sent to the Ninja 2, where I record on an SSD drive.