At IBC 2023, Atomos just updated its Shogun lineup with two new SDI/HDMI monitor-recorders. Compared to the previous Shogun models, the new Atomos Shogun and Shogun Ultra sport a brighter 2000-nit IPS display, support a wider range of free codecs, integrate Camera-to-cloud capabilities, and are fuelled by the new AtomOS 11 software. Pricing starts at $999. Just a few weeks ago, Atomos released the Ninja and Ninja Ultra monitor-recorders as an update to the popular Ninja V and Ninja V+. These monitors are powered by the latest AtomOS 11 operating system, which brings interesting new features – such as EL Zone and ARRI False Color monitoring tools. Now, from the busy IBC 2023 show floor, Atomos is bringing a breath of fresh air to the 7-inch Shogun lineup. Let’s take a closer look! Atomos Shogun Ultra. Source: Atomos Atomos Shogun & Shogun Ultra – overview The last time that the Shogun series got a major update was during NAB 2022 when the company introduced the network-enabled Shogun CONNECT with Camera-to-cloud capabilities. The new Shogun and Shogun Ultra inherit similar features and design. Indeed, the Ultra variant can actually be considered a replacement for the original CONNECT model. Starting on the front side, the two monitors now feature a 7-inch SuperAtoms IPS touchscreen display with a maximum brightness of 2000 nits. This is a very welcome improvement and should allow you to easily monitor HDR or SDR content even outdoors. Atomos Shogun. Source: Atomos On the rear side, both monitors are...
Published By: CineD - Friday, 15 September, 2023