ATOMOS NINJA BLADE ex-demo

ATOMOS NINJA BLADE, 5 inches HDMI video recorder complete in its Pelicase

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The Atomos Ninja Blade is a compact, portable video recorder and monitor designed for professionals in film and video production. It features a 5.6-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 1280×720 pixels, providing clear and detailed monitoring of video signals. The Ninja Blade supports recording in high-definition resolutions up to 1080p and uses the ProRes and DNxHD codecs to ensure high-quality video capture. It connects via HDMI, making it compatible with a range of cameras and other video equipment.

Here’s how the Atomos Ninja Blade compares to equivalent models from competitors:

1. Blackmagic Design Video Assist 5”: The Blackmagic Video Assist 5” is a direct competitor with a similar form factor and functionality. It offers a 5-inch touchscreen with a resolution of 1920×1080 pixels, providing a higher resolution display than the Ninja Blade. It supports recording in ProRes and DNxHD formats and includes both SDI and HDMI inputs, offering greater connectivity flexibility.
2. AJA Ki Pro Go: The AJA Ki Pro Go is a portable recorder designed for multi-channel recording. It features dual HDMI and SDI inputs, allowing simultaneous recording of multiple sources. The Ki Pro Go supports recording in ProRes and DNxHD formats and offers a 1U rack-mounted form factor. While it is larger and lacks a built-in display like the Ninja Blade, it excels in multi-channel recording scenarios.
3. Sound Devices PIX-E5: The Sound Devices PIX-E5 is another competitor in the portable monitor/recorder category. It features a 5-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 1920×1080 pixels and supports recording in ProRes and DNxHD. The PIX-E5 is known for its high-quality build and robust recording capabilities, though it is slightly more expensive than the Ninja Blade.