Congratulations on the excellent work. Your video quality is amazing. I wanted to know, is it possible using the Sony a7IV, to record in ProsRes RAW on the Atomos Ninja V? Grateful.
Hi I'm a long term stills photographer looking to start 'convergence' and get into video and know I have much to learn. Just bought a Sony a7iv and planning to use that for both stills and finally starting to explore, learn and develop skill in videography too. From prior work in AV I have some knowledge about storytelling and sound recording, but most other things are new to me. Heard many good things about the Ninja V as a monitor and recorder and realise that many used this with a Sony a7iii. My question is will it really be a benefit me with my new a7iv, which can already record 10bit colour? Would I be best going for a Ninja V or saving cash and opting for a cheaper HDMI field monitor eg like something from Port Keys in your opinion? Apologies if it's a dumb query. I realise in time that I will need to upgrade kit in many areas - lighting, sound a gimbal (I'm thinking something like a DJI Ronin RS2) etc etc. I also realise that I need to 'walk before I try to run'. I'm lucky that I already own a lot of good Sony glass, tripod, mono pod, fluid head, various clamps, grips etc also a new fast PC, lots of disk space, several mikes, radio mikes, recorders. Eventually I plan to edit with DaVinci Resolve and buy the full Studio pack once I outgrow the free capability of v17. I currently subscribe to Adobe's Photography pack for Photoshop and Lightroom (@ £10pcm - here in UK), but paying an ongoing £50 pcm to add all apps like Premier and Audition seems a stretch vs using DaVinci for an eventual one off circa $300.
Well let me say this. A monitor is super beneficial but I feel that using your camera alone without it is good for someone just beginning. If you can get work done without it and be amazing when you do get it, it will push you to the next level. If I were buying a monitor today and had to choose with the future in mind I would buy the NINJA. Although you aren't using proRes it is an amazing codec and adobe and black magic support it and also to save about $200 compared to the Port Keys I say get the Ninja V.
Just picked one up, great video man!
Congrats man and thank you. More to come!
Congratulations on the excellent work. Your video quality is amazing.
I wanted to know, is it possible using the Sony a7IV, to record in ProsRes RAW on the Atomos Ninja V?
Grateful.
I will have to look into that for you but I believe so.
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Thank you for sharing, I definitely plan on getting my ninja soon!
Thanks
Thanks for the video. Might be a newb question, but do zebras show on this monitor as it would on the cameras screen? Thank you.
As far as from your camera I don’t believe so. However it has its own zebras different levels too.
Well done. Great review 👍🏽
Hi I'm a long term stills photographer looking to start 'convergence' and get into video and know I have much to learn. Just bought a Sony a7iv and planning to use that for both stills and finally starting to explore, learn and develop skill in videography too. From prior work in AV I have some knowledge about storytelling and sound recording, but most other things are new to me.
Heard many good things about the Ninja V as a monitor and recorder and realise that many used this with a Sony a7iii. My question is will it really be a benefit me with my new a7iv, which can already record 10bit colour? Would I be best going for a Ninja V or saving cash and opting for a cheaper HDMI field monitor eg like something from Port Keys in your opinion?
Apologies if it's a dumb query.
I realise in time that I will need to upgrade kit in many areas - lighting, sound a gimbal (I'm thinking something like a DJI Ronin RS2) etc etc. I also realise that I need to 'walk before I try to run'. I'm lucky that I already own a lot of good Sony glass, tripod, mono pod, fluid head, various clamps, grips etc also a new fast PC, lots of disk space, several mikes, radio mikes, recorders. Eventually I plan to edit with DaVinci Resolve and buy the full Studio pack once I outgrow the free capability of v17. I currently subscribe to Adobe's Photography pack for Photoshop and Lightroom (@ £10pcm - here in UK), but paying an ongoing £50 pcm to add all apps like Premier and Audition seems a stretch vs using DaVinci for an eventual one off circa $300.
Well let me say this. A monitor is super beneficial but I feel that using your camera alone without it is good for someone just beginning. If you can get work done without it and be amazing when you do get it, it will push you to the next level. If I were buying a monitor today and had to choose with the future in mind I would buy the NINJA. Although you aren't using proRes it is an amazing codec and adobe and black magic support it and also to save about $200 compared to the Port Keys I say get the Ninja V.
Hi, can you tell me if atomos shinobi 5" works fine with canon eos m5 and m6. Thanks alot 🙂
I still want one to use with my og bmpcc and feature cameras I rent or buy..