Nikon & Atomos achieve HDMI Raw Output with the Z Line
By Jim Bask
Filmmakers (and Atomos) have been waiting for camera-makers to output raw over HDMI. Now Nikon is the first to launch the long-awaited feature. 2018 was a big year for raw. Between ProRes Raw and Blackmagic Raw, the once proprietary format (if you don’t count the unwieldy Cinema DNG, with files too big for most of us to bother) is now approachable to the mass audience. However, other than the Blackmagic Pocket, which does raw for $1,295, you needed to spend at least $5,000 to get your hands on a camera that would output raw, primarily over SDI.
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