Atomos has just released their latest monitor-recorder in the famous Ninja series: the Ninja TX. Compared to its predecessor, this TX model has a brighter 1,500nits display, built-in C2C connectivity, it records to CFexpress Type B cards or externally to USB-C drives, it has HDMI 2.0 and 12G-SDI input and output ports, and it comes with all codecs preloaded, including Apple ProRes/RAW, Avid DNx, H.265/H.264 and NDI 6 HX3 TX & RX. So, let’s take a closer look at it! Atomos launched ATOMOSphere and several new products during NAB 2025. While ATOMOSphere is an innovation, most of Atomos’ latest products received mixed feedback from the community because they are mainly rebranded third-party products. However, the Australian manufacturer went back to the drawing board to improve one of their most successful products ever: the Ninja V. While Atomos released the Shinobi GO monitor a couple of months ago, the company decided to revamp, improve, and entirely design in-house their new flagship monitor-recorder: the Ninja TX. The Atomos Ninja TX. Image credit: Atomos Atomos Ninja TX – features The Atomos Ninja TX is a compact monitor-recorder that measures 190 x 130 x 75mm/7.48 x 5.11 x 2.95in and weighs 665g/1.46lbs without battery. This model features an upgraded 5″ HDR touchscreen display with a maximum brightness of 1,500nits. In terms of the operating system, the Ninja TX is still powered by AtomOS, which now supports OTA updates over WiFi, so you will feel at home if you used previous models. AtomOS features plenty of easy-to-use...
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