In the blog post “Nikon acquires RED: What does this mean for the industry?” written by Sean Berry for Videomaker, it is reported that Nikon has made a significant move in the industry by announcing its agreement to acquire RED, a prominent cinema camera manufacturer.
Atomos has released a statement regarding the recent news that Nikon Corporation is to acquire RED, hailing it as great news for the industry. Atomos Co-Founder, Jeromy Young says “We […]
A message from Atomos Working with ProRes RAW in combination with Ninja V has become an invaluable tool for filmmakers, with an ever-increasing number of camera vendors and models continuing to adopt the format. Here at Atomos we are […]
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.
Atomos unveils Apple ProRes RAW recording solution compatible with Nikon Z 7 and Z 6 full-frame mirrorless cameras at CES 2019. 2019 is all about taking content creation to the next level.
Using mirrorless cameras provide a lot of benefits for photographers and videographers. They can be lighter and more compact and in general better for video.
Today, the holy grail of video on mirrorless cameras has been unveiled: the new Nikon Z 6 and Z 7 mirrorless cameras output a full-frame 10-bit 4K N-Log signal which the new Atomos Ninja V 4k HDR monitor/recorder can record and display in HDR.
This combination raises the bar for filmmakers and photographers shooting video everywhere. The Nikon Z 6 and Z 7 have state-of-the-art sensors that output pristine 4k images over HDMI, ready for conversion to HDR by Atomos. The Atomos Ninja V records the output to production-ready 10-bit Apple ProRes or Avid DNx formats. Atomos is proud to be the first to support Nikon Log, Apple ProRes recording and HDR monitoring from the Z series cameras. The tiny Ninja V 5-inch device is the perfect partner for these full-frame mirrorless cameras, making the setup ideal for weddings, corporate, news, documentary, nature films or b-roll for Hollywood productions.