Category: Atomos

AV.io 4K takes a shot vs. Atomos with USB 4K recording at a 1/3 of the price

Udi Tirosh

If you’ve ever tried recording in 4K, you know that recording uncompressed 4K needs some heavy guns. The most common solution is an Atomos monitor/recorder, and those are usually $1,300 and up. If you are shooting HD there are many capture devices out there, but for 4K… not so much. Epiphan wants to take a bite out […]

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Atomos releases an update for their recorder monitors adding HDR Video support for free

John Aldred

Atomos have announced at NAB2016 that they are allowing owners of Atomos recorders to update their firmware to all of their devices except the Ninja 2, giving everybody the ability to record HDR video absolutely free. Now, I know what you’re thinking.  HDR.  It’s usually pretty hideous, overdone, ugly, etc., but when it comes to […]

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Atomos Ninja 2 Price Drops to $295

Eric Reagan

Atomos has dropped the price of its Ninja 2 HDMI recorder from $695 to $295. As Atomos continues to push its 4K product line out, these HD ProRes and DNxHR recorders are hitting bargain basement prices. Just four years ago, we saw the Ninja released for $1,000. Earlier this year, Blackmagic announced its Video Assist HD-SDI […]

Atomos Ninja Assassin is a Smaller, Lighter, Cheaper 4K HDMI Recorder

Eric Reagan

Atomos has announced the Ninja Assassin SSD recorder, which is designed specifically for DSLRs and mirrorless cameras to capture 4K video from the HDMI output. The Ninja Assassin boasts the screen size, resolution and scopes of the premium Shogun model, but forgoes the 12G/6G/3G-SDI connectivity, RAW recording functionality, in-built conversion, Genlock and balanced XLR audio […]