Take advantage of Atomos March promotions now available at Broadfield! Save on the Ninja TX and Ninja TX GO, plus get a free accessory kit with Ninja and a free sunhood with SUMO 19SE bundles. These promos are running from March 1st – 31st, 2026. Don’t miss these limited-time offers—call your Broadfield sales rep at 800-634-5178 for details today.
Introducing Ninja RAW – a compact 5‑inch HDR monitor‑recorder designed for affordable, high‑quality capture and precise on‑set monitoring across filmmaking, broadcast, and content‑creation environments.
Ninja TX GO and Ninja TX are the latest additions to our incredibly successful Ninja range of monitor-recorders. Both record ProRes RAW to ultra-fast CFexpress – Ninja TX GO is HDMI-only, while Ninja TX also adds 12G-SDI connectivity. Contact your Broadfield Sales Rep at 800-634-5178 for more information on the Ninja Monitor-Recorders.
Ninja TX combines SDI and HDMI inputs and outputs, Apple ProRes/RAW recording to ultra-fast CFexpress or external USB media, with a full suite of professional monitoring tools. It features built-in camera-to-cloud with free ATOMOSphere membership, supports NDI 6 streaming, and runs on the lightning-fast AtomOS Linux platform. No other monitor-recorder packs so much performance and compatibility into such a compact, connected device.
Ninja TX combines SDI and HDMI inputs and outputs, Apple ProRes/RAW recording to ultra-fast CFexpress or external USB media, with a full suite of professional monitoring tools.
We wanted to highlight some current promotions, new products, and featured products that are currently IN STOCK at Broadfield! Give your sales rep a call at 800-634-5178 for more information for any of these products!
NEW PROMO! Purchase a new Atomos monitor-recorder, and receive a free SSD
Direct upload to Dropbox now available for Ninja & Shogun series – Making Media Management Simple
The Ninja Phone, which recently started shipping ahead of IBC 2024 in Amsterdam, is designed to revolutionize on-camera monitoring by transforming iPhones into professional-grade monitor-recorders.
In his article for the Sydney Morning Herald, James Pearson chronicles the remarkable comeback of video technology company Atomos.