Atomos announced that the Ninja V will get a free AtomOS update in September 2020 which will allow the recorder to capture the 16-bit linear RAW signal from Sony a7S III and save it as 12-bit log ProRes RAW files. This will work at up to 4K60p. Since the Ninja V records the entire sensor, it will actually give you roughly 4.2K – a bit over the C4K (DCI 4K) resolution. Ninja V ProRes RAW Recording from Sony a7S III. Image credit: Philip Bloom As we know from yesterday’s Sony a7S III release, the camera will not only offer impressive internal recording modes with up to 4K120 in 10-bit 4:2:2. It can also output 16-bit RAW video signal over its full-size HDMI connector. You can read (and watch) all information and hands-on experience about the new camera in our previous posts: Sony a7S III Announced – 4K120 10-Bit 422 & 16-Bit RAW Output Sony a7S III Review – Mini Documentary and Lowlight Sample Footage Shortly after the Sony a7S III announcement, Atomos published the news that their 5″ HDR recorder Ninja V will get a firmware update to support RAW video from the new Sony Alpha flagship. Let’s take a look at the details. Atomos Ninja V and 12-Bit ProRes RAW from Sony a7S III The Ninja V will be able to record full dynamic range of the a7S III in 12-bit Apple ProRes RAW for enhanced latitude in post-production. The RAW files are optimal for HDR finishing, or for...
Published By: CineD - Wednesday, 29 July, 2020