Best Atomos Ninja Alternatives

Based on 3 reviews

I’m using the Shinobi with a Canon C70. I recently got this camera and it became evident pretty quickly that its flip out lcd was pretty small, generally ok for studio conditions but completely unusable in the outdoors where I do quite a lot of filming. I decided on the Shinobi because it’s affordable and a good size for mounting either onto the cold shoe, or onto a top handle. Pros: Lightweight (200g without battery) I’m getting reasonable battery life using small compatible batteries, I tend to use multiple small batteries to keep the weight down, as opposed to fewer heavier batteries. Good for handheld. I believe the Shinobi is rated at 1000nits, easily bright enough to use in sunny exteriors. Loading LUTS is also pretty straightforward. Navigating menus and tools is...

Based on 3 reviews

The Atomos Shinobi 7 is one of the most important tools in my kit. I just love the menu layout, the bright 2200 nit screen, SDI in and out, the focus tool peaking black and white comic image, waveform monitor and false colour, all of which guarantee me Sharp properly exposed clips every time and professional connectivity.

Based on 1 reviews

The Atomos ninja ultra is a a power house. Boasting an impressive 1000 nit bright screen and new operating system making it a breeze to control. Packed full of the latest codecs and capable of recording 8k raw we have been delighted with the results in the field.

Based on 1 reviews

Superbe produit, solide, ergonomique. Un indispensable que ce soit pour travailler avec un DSLR ou une caméra. Un peu gourmand en batterie mais tellement pratique. Le partenaire idéale pour vos expositions et vos mise au points. Un MUST HAVE !!!!

Based on 1 reviews

Happy to have two SDI inputs and an SDI output on this monitor. I use it in combination with a BMD television studio 4K. the two input make it posible to see color corrections for the camera's as well as the regular multiview. Besides that I like the peak(check focus on a camera) and zoom functions.

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While the biggest impact it has had on my video recording is the provision of a larger (and more manoeuvrable) screen for monitoring than the one on my camera, I primarily bought this as a recorder. This model can record to either SD card or external SSD drive: you can choose which is your primary drive and when that fills up it can switch to the other). Having said that, it has a wonderful range of monitoring tools (just see the specs) and the video screen is bright and provides incredibly crisp and bright visuals. I haven't delved deep into colour reproduction quality, but it's sufficient for my basic needs. It has two plates for Sony NPF batteries, but can operate on just one. If two are plugged in, it will drain one first and then the other, which presumably allows swapping out of...