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BIG SCREEN TEST FOR ATOMOS Created for colourists and editors, Atomos has unveiled the Studio Pro-2710, a 27-inch reference- grade monitor, plus the Studio K-100 Spectral Calibration Probe. The monitor assures fidelity in a light, slim form factor that moves away from bulky and high-cost reference displays. It’s an OLED panel that stops colour fringing and aliasing for sharper, cleaner visuals. The Pro- 2710 introduces true 33 3D LUTs with tetrahedral interpolation – industry gold standard for colour accuracy – and a 3D LUT preview interface, letting users analyse colour transforms in real time. A sensor-calibrated surround lighting system calibrates the ambient room light alongside the display to create a steady reference environment for grading and review. There are front-facing input/ output ports and four integrated USB-C ports for peripherals and calibration probe connection, as well as a touchpad-driven interface inspired by modern mobile devices. The monitor comes pre-loaded with factory- calibrated presets and supports on-site recalibration via the new calibration probe. Unlike colourimeters, which depend on fixed colour filters to approximate how the eye perceives light, the Studio K-100 is a true spectral sensor. By directly measuring the full spectral power distribution of displays or light sources, the Studio K-100 interprets raw spectral information for laboratory-grade calibration. Prices have yet to be announced.
TOUCAN PLAY THIS GAME The new Shinobi 7 RX is dazzlingly bright and offers lots of connectivity options, wired or wireless Nits a long way to the top
A super-bright 2200-nit screen powers the new Atomos Shinobi 7 RX monitor T he brand best known for its recording monitors has returned to its roots with the Atomos Shinobi 7 RX, a super-
It inherits the camera control interface of the Shinobi II, offering adjustment of aperture, shutter speed and ISO for supported Canon, Fujifilm, Nikon, Panasonic, Sony and Z Cam models. Wireless video monitoring makes the Shinobi 7 RX an ideal partner for the Atomos TX-RX system. This allows wireless monitoring at up to 300m with latency under 60ms, supporting up to four destinations per transmitter. Other features include touch-to-focus control, a built-in 3D LUT box and focus and exposure tools such as false colour, waveform, peaking and zebra, dual NPF battery slots and on-device calibration. atomos.com
bright seven-inch HDR monitor. But now this £719/$799 accessory includes wireless video monitoring and expanded camera control. The Shinobi 7 RX is aimed at directors, focus pullers and crews who need a lightweight yet powerful on-set display or as a preview display for livestreaming switchers. It features a 2200-nit peak brightness screen for outdoor use, HDMI and 3G-SDI connectivity and support for more than ten stops of dynamic range from Log, PQ and HLG signals. Atomos has revealed major updates to its Atomosphere cloud platform with a new interface for iOS and Android users, including an integrated media player and direct mobile clip upload. Speech transcription, powered by Axle AI’s multi-language Axle Speech, is a standout feature. Open to paid members, it transcribes video clips and shows text in sync with footage for easier review and collaboration. Creators can upload content by drag and drop from a PC, SD card or via cloud upload from devices such as a Ninja, Shogun or iPhone paired with
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the Atomos Ninja Phone and Mavis Camera app. Atomos is of ering free £199/$199 Ninja Phone units with 2TB annual memberships and 50% of memberships for Ninja TX buyers.
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