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Atomos DSLR video monitor 12.7 cm 5 inch HDMI™

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Technical specifications

  • Headphone connection: Yes
  • HDMI input: 1x
  • Memory type: SD
Display (cm)

12.7 cm

Product type

DSLR video monitor

Screen size diagonal (inches)

5 inch

Image format

16:9

Resolution (max.)

1920 x 1080 p

Dim

(L x W x H) 31.5 x 151 x 91.5 mm

Display size

- 23 inch

Weight

196 g

Brightness

1000 cd/m²

Factory colour

Black

Width

151 mm

Height

91.5 mm

Length

31.5 mm

Interfaces (input)

HDMI™

Power supply

PSU (included)

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User & Safety Instructions

User & Safety Instructions 2367486 Atomos DSLR video monitor 12.7 cm 5 inch HDMI™

Description

THE SHINOBI is an intuitive 12.7 cm (5") 4K HDMI field monitor, which has the same bright and sharp display as the Ninja V, in addition to professional image assessment tools, and is ideal for direct camera use due to its size and low weight of only 200g to be used. The optimal tool for Filmer, Vlogger and Photographers. Via its HDMI input, THE SHINOBI 4K supports playback of up to 30fps and log material. Firmware updates and 3D LUTs can be loaded via the SD card slot. With a 2,600 mAh rechargeable battery, the operating time is up to 4 hours. Features: -5" field monitor with full HD HDR display, 1000 nits -HDMI input for up to 4K30, 10 bit -3D LUTs via SD card -supports the well-known log formats (e.g. SLog3, log, NLog,...) -Monitor assistance: Waveform, RGB Histogram, Focus Peaking, Zebra, 4xZoom,... -Weight only 200g without power supply -Approx. 4h battery life with 2,600 mAh battery (not included) -Passive cooling -compatible with well-known accessories of the Ninja V -intuitive operation via touch display Target group: Film makers and photographers who need a bright full HD preview monitor with numerous assistance functions

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