The Ninja V is Atomos’ fourth 5" monitor/recorder. The original Ninja was announced in 2010 and I first saw it at NAB 2011. By 2012, the Ninja II had already replaced the original Ninja. In 2014, the ...

The Ninja is one of two new products by Atomos that record uncompressed HD video streams from cameras with appropriate output ports. The Ninja records directly from the camera's HDMI port, while the ...

PORTO, Portugal—I’ve used a lot of Atomos products in multiple productions over the years, from the Ninja Blade to the Ninja Star, the original Shogun, Shogun Inferno and now Ninja V. In fact, it’s ...

Atomos NINJA V and NINJA V+ are recording monitors that can be attached directly to cameras and John Riley has been chatting to dedicated Ninja V user Jay Gilmour to find out more about how they work ...

Firmware update 12.2.1 is out for the Atomos Ninja TX and Ninja TX GO monitor records that aim to unlock the full video recording potential of your Canon R6 Mark III cameras.

Monitors are one of the best pieces of kit you can have for small camera shooting. We take a good look at one of the most popular devices of late, the Atomos Ninja V monitor/recorder. A system that ...

The Atomos Shinobi Go is a photo and video monitor that won’t break the bank, and it’s impressively bright, slim and ...

The new Ninja TX is a completely re-engineered addition to the Ninja monitor-recorder family that features advanced connectivity, including 12G-SDI and HDMI 2.0, and a new thermally efficient design.

Atomos has introduced a new recorder/monitor that makes external 8K or 4K 120p ProRes RAW recording possible on select mirrorless and pro cameras. At $1,499, the Ninja V+ is the first recorder to ...

Atomos has launched a new generation of Ninja and Ninja Ultra camera-mounted monitor recorders. The new base model handles video sources up to nine times the resolution of the 2010 original, has a ...

Atomos has debuted its new Shinobi GO camera monitor. The high-brightness, 5-inch 1500nit monitor is the latest member of the Shinobi family and includes features such as false colour, histogram, ...

Navigating the Ninja V menu system is done via touchscreen (Figure 4, below). The menu system has a different look than what I am used to seeing on my other Atomos monitors, but it is still very ...