HDR Monitor Archive
Atomos CEO Jeromy Young has some excellent news for those of you waiting on the new 19-inch Atomos Sumo HDR Production monitor. The Sumo was announced back in April during the 2017 edition of the NAB Show, and is now shipping earlier than expected, with mass production
EIZO have been known as makers of some of the more affordable grading monitors out there for both photography and video. Anyone, who’s ever sifted through colour grading forums like Lift Gamma Gain will have noticed these monitors as a decent budget alternative to the usually higher
Atomos just announced a new 4K/60p budget recorder based on their popular flagship Shogun Inferno. The new Atomos Ninja Inferno is the “little brother” or “sister”, depending on how you look at it, to the big boy Shogun Inferno, with which it shares the same super high-quality
It’s finally happening – the most affordable HDR Monitor/4K Raw recorder – the Atomos Shogun Inferno is now shipping worldwide! As I am sure we have plenty of Atomos fans and users amongst our readership, this is certainly great news for so many 4K shooters. The thing
Change is hard and often met with inherent resistance. Such as the case with the migration from SD to HD, analogue to digital, tape to file based editing, HD to 4K (still painfully going), and now we even have something very new – HDR monitoring. For most
HDR is the next big thing apparently, and now Cinemartin, makers of TEODORED and the team behind the advanced & high effective standalone Video Denoiser, a Blu ray disc converter /decoder, as well as the 4K portable 4K Recorder – Monitor – Computer; have now joined the fray alongside Atomos and SmallHD, who
Atomos just released firmware update 7.1 for their latest Flame Series HDR Monitors/Recorders – the Atomos Shogun Flame and the HDMI-based Atomos Ninja Flame. The latest firmware update adds HDR support for JVC Log, so good news for all you JVC LS300 shooters, and all current RED
Atomos recently announced their next lineup of 4K recorder/monitors – the Shogun/Ninja Flame series, which not only amp up the monitoring abilities of the unit but also change the design slightly. Due to its somewhat fragile design, a lot of users had to invest in cages for their Atomos
