The backlighting technology used on an LCD display panel makes a surprisingly big difference to its performance, and we’re not just talking about making things brighter. The panel in question […]
With more dramas and films now delivering in HDR, IBC365 asks leading colourists to reveal all about the pros and cons of grading in the format.
Panasonic GH5S & Atomos Ninja Inferno test, July 2018
Atomos’s Jeromy Young returns to the SuperMeet stage after a long absence. He has told us he will be announcing the “start of a revolution” with key partners.
t the NAB show Atomos CEO Jeromy Young demonstrated the soon to be released ISO recording functions of the Sumo19 HDR production monitor recorder. The next version of AtomOS for the Sumo19 will allow for recording of four synchronous HD sources as separate ISOs.
Introducing Atomos Ninja V, info on the ProRes RAW Firmware Update, and last chance for Atomos SUMO rebates!
Post production workflow expert Michael Kammes debunks five common misconceptions in post, including – storage is the same as capacity, transcode is required prior to YouTube uploads and that log and HDR are the same thing
This week on MacBreak Studio, I talk with Ripple Training’s Steve Martin about how to work with HDR video in Final Cut Pro X.
See the stunning London Lumiere Festival captured using the Sony A7R III and Atomos Ninja Flame 4K HDR monitor / recorder. The Ninja Flame adds 4K recording direct to Apple ProRes or Avid DNxHR. Monitor and record Sony S-Log2, S-Log3 or HLG for excellent results, even in low light. Gain 4:2:2 recording over HDMI using an intra frame codec with much higher bitrates than recording internally.
Just six weeks before NAB 2018, Atomos are back with an sweet offer to potential customers with a chance to save big on the Sumo19 and Sumo 19M HDR production monitors.