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The Australian company Atomos has added another model to its range of external video recorders. The new Ninja V+ combines a mobile video recording screen (field recorder) and a bright outdoor control monitor in one handy device that is housed in a robust aluminum alloy housing.
The Atomos Ninja V+ delivering support for continuous recording of 8Kp30 and 4Kp120 in Apple ProRes RAW adding to the great workflow of Ninja V. Included in the codec arsenal is the ability to record video inputs using the10-bit H.265 (HEVC) codec for high quality compressed recordings with small file sizes, which is perfect for the world we now live in, where streaming and sharing online has dramatically increased.
Ninja V+ recording screen monitor feature the latest chip technology, which has plenty of grunts to be able to record ProRes RAW at even higher frame rates and higher resolutions than the Ninja V. The efficiency of ProRes RAW opens the possibility for creativity with the increase in resolution or frame rate whilst maintaining a workflow that can seamlessly slide on to the timeline of your existing ProRes RAW projects.
Atomos Ninja V+ will be able to record 8Kp30 ProRes RAW when connected to a Canon EOS R5 mirrorless camera. The ProRes RAW format is a perfect vehicle for an 8K workflow, from ease of use natively on the timeline within Final Cut Pro, to the flexibility of the image processing with full adjustment of WB and ISO control.
It can be enabled with ProRes RAW recording from 30 different cameras via HDMI and selected RAW over SDI cameras, which provides users the option to select their preferred choice of the camera body and lens optics. It has a 5” 1000Nit display with built-in 3D LUT box function as well as custom LUTs or enables the AtomHDR processing engines for built-in Log to HDR transforms.
Atomos Ninja V+ price and availability
The new Ninja V+ has been priced at $1,499, or the Pro Kit for $1,699; now available to pre-order on the Bhphotovideo.com and Adorama.com online stores.
