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Atomos buys Flanders Scientific
Flanders Scientific changes hands, and reference monitoring just got closer to set life and investor math.
Mavis adds LUTs, Open Gate and a “Film Kit” to iOS camera app
Mavis Camera 7.4 introduces Film Kit: a $9.99 add-on with LUT workflows, Open Gate capture, MLUTs, and ATOMOSphere C2C upload.
Ninja TX: Atomos Finally Gives Ninjas SDI, CFexpress, and Cloud: No Ancient Relics Inside
Atomos reveals Ninja TX: 12G-SDI, HDMI 2.0, CFexpress Type B, and all major codecs, ready for 8Kp30 and cloud, $999 from August 2025.
HDR displays from Atomos synergise with Panasonic’s Lumix GH6!
If you couple the Ninja V and Ninja V HDR displays with your Lumix, you can rely on brilliant ProRes-Raw!
Monitors and recorders: Neway from China or Video Assist from Blackmagic?
The flip-out screen of an Ursa Mini Pro is very small and only offers a 2x pixel zoom despite full HD. This is not a problem in shoulder mode, as the OLED viewfinder is excellent. But the camera can do more than just reportage, and when working with a larger team you often need a larger image. In the case of expensive productions or unrepeatable events, it is generally advisable to provide a backup image, which is not offered by the camera itself. This raises the question of whether to use an inexpensive additional monitor or a combination device that also records the signals.
CinemaDNG and AtomHDR for Shogun and Ninja Assassin
AtomOS has released the free firmware update 6.6 with new functions for the two mobile 4K recorders Shogun and Ninja Assassin 4K.
Atomos HDMI Extension Becomes Open Standard
Atomos has added a start/stop trigger and a timecode extension to the HDMI interface of its recorders. It is publishing this extension as an open standard.
New Recorder from Atomos
With Shogun, Atomos has presented a new 4K recorder. However, users will still have to wait until autumn.
Portable Recorder Deck from Atomos
At the end of 2012, Atomos intends to offer a portable 4:2:2 recorder deck for 2,195 dollars.
The Second Ninja Is Here
Following industry feedback on the first Ninja field recorder, the company Atomos upgraded the second release with many features.