Get powerful performance and a vivid, clear image thanks to high precision and HDR color support, allowing you to see clearly even in extreme outdoor lighting conditions when using the Atomos Shinobi 7" 4K HDMI/SDI Monitor, a large touch screen monitor with a 7-inch display and brightness of up to 2200 nits, featuring HDMI and SDI inputs. The monitor offers high connectivity flexibility with a wide range of cameras, providing 4K image resolution and ease of monitoring different shots across a wide range of settings and conditions.
Features of Atomos Shinobi 4K HDMI/SDI Monitor: 7-inch 1920 × 1200 touch screen Equipped with 4K60 HDMI 2.0 input/output, 2K60 3G-SDI input/output
Features a 7-inch 4K HDMI/SDI display. Brightness of 2200 nits This larger model enhances the original Shinobi by adding 3G-SDI inputs and loop output up to 2K60, HDMI 2.0 input and loop output up to 4K60, cross conversion, camera control port, dual L-series battery slots, and future expandability with built-in USB and RJ45 ports. Supports the latest AtomOS firmware with a variety of analysis tools displayed on the screen such as multi-scope view, exposure, framing, focus assist, waveform, RGB parade, and graphic tools. It also
features an SDI input for loading custom 3D LUTs. Supports SDR and HDR display. AtomHDR display technology allows you to monitor log gamma footage accurately without the need for flat and dull images or using a lookup table (LUT) to compress dynamic range and color space. The screen supports common log formats from Sony, Canon, Panasonic, ARRI, RED, and JVC cameras. Camera control is supported using the 2.5mm control port and optional cables, currently supporting Z CAM E2 cinema cameras. The Shinobi 7 is designed to withstand production rigors, featuring a lightweight body and power from dual L-series battery plate or included power adapter. With AtomHDR, you can monitor up to ten stops of dynamic range in the camera's log image. Most traditional monitors can only display six or seven stops, which is beneficial for standard shots.
