The Atomos Shogun 7 is one of the most exciting monitors on the market today. It has monitor, recording and switching capability, effectively making it a great device for your multi camera production.
Atomos has marked the 10 year anniversary of their company with a special promotion on their popular monitor/recorder/switcher, the Shogun 7. Shogun 7 with it’s latest firmware update is a complete multi-camera switcher.
With live-streaming soaring, the class-leading Shogun 7 HDR monitor-recorder-switcher is in high demand. It’s easy-to-use live switching and multi-channel ISO recording function make it quick and easy to deploy into settings from houses of worship to colleges, to your own front room. You’ll be up and streaming without stress in no time at all.
Atomos’ continuing commitment to our Ninja V users Firmware update including social media focused frame guide and improvements on false color
The Atomos Shinobi, the new 4K monitor from Atomos! Its an awesome monitor packing the punch of the Ninja V but in a cheaper affordable option!
Ideal for independents on a budget, the Atomos Shogun 7, an all-in-one device for monitoring, recording and switching, get multi-camera switching with the most recent update.
Atomos CEO Jeromy Young shows you all the features of the new Asynchronous switching and multi-channel recording upgrade for the Atomos Shogun 7 production monitor/recorder/switcher.
4KShooters.net recently posted a great look at the Atomos Shinobi 5″ HDR Monitor. The article included some great info on this monitor, and a video from LensProToGo, which we will list below!
Atomos has just officially released the full Switching Firmware Update neatly packaged as AtomOS 10.4 for the Shogun 7 monitor/recorder. This full switching firmware release comes after the beta version, which was released for testing just a week ago. With the public release of AtomOS 10.4 update for Shogun 7 users can take full advantage of the awesome and highly anticipated touch controlled switching and quad-ISO recording features.
Atomos Proves you CAN get Raw Video Over HDMI