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, It allows you to record RAW on SDI from the selected camera. The Ninja V Pro kit also comes with a series of accessories for enhanced functionality.

For clarity, this is not the new Ninja V, it is just the current Ninja V with AtomX SDI and some accessories.

According to Atomos, the Ninja V Pro Kit is designed to "

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In addition to being able to record RAW through SDI and HDMI, Pro Kit also has the function of using pass-through hidden signals. This is very convenient for outputting the signal to a wireless transmitter or EVF or even another monitor.

The professional package includes the following items:

After adding the AtomX SDI module, users can not only record traditional ProRes through SDI, but also record ProRes RAW. This allows you to use Ninja V with various cameras.

You can also record RAW from Sony FX6 to Ninja V via SDI.

With FX6, to record RAW via SDI, you previously needed to use Atomos Shogun7. In my opinion, this monitor is too big for the camera. I am sorry for anyone who recently rushed out and bought Shogun 7 and used it with FX6.

Ninja V Pro Kit can also record RAW via SDI with other cameras such as Panasonic EVA-1, Varicam LT, Canon C500, Canon C300 Mark II, etc.

Now, you need to be very clear that the RAW output of Sony's FS series (FS700, FS5, FS7) is

Use AtomX SDI module and RAW upgrade on Ninja V. These cameras are only supported on Shogun 7.

By adding the AtomX SDI module, Ninja V becomes a more versatile product that can be used with a wider range of cameras. The AtomX SDI module adds dual 12G SDI connections. Even if your camera records a good codec internally, you can use Ninja V to record a backed up 10-bit 422 record in a ready-to-use codec, or use it to record proxy files for RED or ARRI cameras.

Of course, Ninja V can still pass many mirrorless cameras (such as Sony Alpha 7S III, Z CAM E-2 series, Nikon Z series, Lumix S series, Olympus OM-D EM-1X and Olympus OM-D M1 MkIII.

By adding the SDI module to Ninja V, you can effectively double its I/O capabilities. HDMI or SDI connection can be cross-converted. This way, you can down-convert 4K to HD so that you can take advantage of EVF or wireless TX/RX without additional converters.

In playback mode, Ninja V's 2 x 12G SDI and 1 x HDMI 2.0 allow simultaneous output of up to 4K 60p.

RAW input can also cancel Bayer in real time and process non-standard high-resolution into SMPTE standard output format. It can also be applied to the conversion of HLG, PQ or 3D LUT of your choice, so that you can correctly use the artistic intent to view the RAW or LOG content.

The AtomX 5" Sunhood is included in the Pro Kit. The screen of the Ninja V is quite bright, but it is not bright enough to be used outdoors in full sunlight. The user can simply clip on the mounting frame and insert the sun hood when needed to use the sun hood.

Pro Kit provides users with three ways to power Ninja V

Existing users of Ninja V can purchase the AtomX SDI module for $199, and can also add the new RAW over SDI and HDMI RAW to SDI video functions to Ninja V for $99 with a separate activation key. Existing AtomX SDI module owners will get SDI⬄HDMI cross-conversion for 422 video inputs in the 10.61 firmware update of Ninja V, and will purchase RAW over SDI activation keys from the Atomos website in February 2021.

Ninja V Pro Kit can now be purchased from local distributors at a retail price of

/€949. As part of the launch promotion, Ninja V Pro Kit users will get free Atomos Connect in the box.

Does it represent value for money? Well, let's see how much the individual items in the kit cost:

A total of US$1,064, so if you buy the Ninja V Pro Kit, it will definitely be cheaper than buying everything separately.

It is great to see that Atomos has enabled RAW over SDI on Ninja V by adding this new toolkit. Existing Ninja v owners will also breathe a sigh of relief, as they only need to purchase the AtomX SDI module and the RAW over SDI activation key separately.

Although there are many things that like this new product, I can't help but ask why Atomos has not released the SDI version of Ninja V, so you don't need to attach other modules.

What is your opinion on this announcement? Let us know in the comments section below.

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Atomos announced the launch of Ninja V Pro Kit, which is a bridge between compact movie theaters and mirrorless cameras. The camera can output Apple ProRes RAW via HDMI or SDI, and record up to 12-bit RAW externally on Ninja’s built-in SSD. Cross-convert the signal for monitoring and playback/viewing.

The Ninja V Pro kit includes Ninja V, AtomX SDI with activation function, support for the new RAW function, HDMI to SDI cross conversion, DC to DTAP cable, and AtomX 5-inch sunshade. Using all these devices, users can record RAW from Panasonic, Canon and Sony camcorders via SDI.

Pro Kit adds dual 12G SDI connections to Ninja V, thereby extending its functionality to an edit-ready codec or external 10-bit 422 recording as a proxy file. In playback mode, Ninja V provides lossless signal distribution through two 12G SDI and one HDMI 2.0, and can output up to 4K p60 at the same time.

The AtomX SDI module was added to Ninja V, which more than doubled its I/O capabilities. The HDMI or SDI connection can perform cross-conversion, DCI cropping and 4K to HD down-conversion to transmit the video signal to the bridge device without the need for other converters.

Pro Kit can use DC power supply to power the studio in the studio, can be installed on-site using DTAP cable, or can be used anytime and anywhere with optional NPF battery or any four-core NPF.

The Ninja V Pro kit is available now at a price of US$949. Users who already own Ninja V can add other components of AtomX and Pro Kit respectively.

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Blackmagic Design announced that BITC is the abbreviation of Beijing Beichen Dental Implant Technology College, one of the most prestigious continuous dental implant education institutions in China. The center integrates many Blackmagic products, including ATEM Constellation 8K, ATEM 2 M / E Advanced Panel, Smart integrates Videohubs, Ultimatte 12 and ATEM Mini Pro into its advanced all-round media studio.

Founded in 2006, BITC has been committed to the training, education and research of dental implantology, aiming to establish an implant dental community to promote cooperation and exchanges between implantologists. In 2017, they launched the online learning membership website BITC Global and established a broadcast-level studio in the heart of Beijing's Xidan business district to create educational content and conduct academic exchanges. The studio is also a media integration education center certified by the Open University of China.

BITC studio is managed by a team composed of transplantation experts, video production professionals and software developers. They customize production and streaming media solutions according to the characteristics of each course to provide trainees with high-quality online courses and the best Learning experience.

"BITC is not a TV broadcaster, but we are still making a lot of efforts to build the studio and the team that runs it, because our audience are dentists, they are well-educated, and they don’t want to participate in roughly elaborate online courses. Or participate in poorly produced academic webinars. This is why we have always wanted to ensure that we use high-quality broadcast products to present our courses and webinars in an exquisite and professional manner," said Su, head of BITC studio.

Su revealed: "We have spent millions of dollars to try products from different manufacturers, and solutions for different scenarios (such as membership courses, open classrooms, online seminars and interviews) have developed into current solutions. These solutions are built around Blackmagic products, not only because Blackmagic Design offers a wide range of products at affordable prices, but also because from an integrator’s point of view, almost every Blackmagic product is versatile and can be used in many different ways. The purpose of this is very suitable for users like us who need customized solutions for different situations."

The main stage of the studio uses a huge 8K arc-shaped LED main screen as the background, which is seamlessly integrated with the two large screens on the ceiling and the floor respectively, which can display amazing stage effects, such as the light passing through the floor LED screen Then tap the bottom of the 8K screen to trigger the animated flame to burn on the main screen and on the ceiling screen. It requires accurate time synchronization of all screens, which is controlled by a computer equipped with two DeckLink 8K Pro and two DeckLink Quad capture cards.

In addition, there are about 100 screens on BITC, including 30 screens in the studio, the large screen in the front desk and the screen in the corridor. All signal routing for all these screens and devices in the studio uses three Smart Videohub 40x40 routers and one Smart Videohub 12x12 for redundancy management.

"Smart Videohub can be controlled via Ethernet, which is very good, because we need to control multiple routers together, and it can be simplified by cascading routers and making them automatically perform a series of operations by pressing a button on a controller such as StreamDeck ." Su explained.

All source feeds enter the Smart Videohub first, and then are sent to the main switcher ATEM Constellation 8K in the production control room, controlled by ATEM 2 M/E Advanced Panel, ME 1 is used to control program output, and ME 2 is used to control program output. Signal of 8K LED screen and DVE window.

"ATEM Constellation 8K provides 40x24 12G-SDI ports, which can easily handle a large number of signals entering and leaving the studio. Moreover, each output is an AUX, so the switch itself can be used as a 4K HDR router, which can reduce the pressure on our routers. And to prevent errors that may be caused by frequent patching," Su said. "In addition, the feeds have different standards, but the standard converter on the ATEM Constellation 8K input can convert them to our designated converter without the need for an external converter, which simplifies the entire system."

With the help of four DVEs and the SuperSource function that provides another 8 DVEs, BITC employees can flexibly superimpose windows on the huge 8K LED screen, for example, close-up shots of presenters, close-ups, audiences, etc.

During live broadcast operations or open classrooms, they can set up ATEM Television Studio 4K Pro or ATEM Mini Pro in the operating room or classroom, and then transfer the program to the main switcher in the production control room.

"These two smaller switchers also have the advanced features of ATEM Constellation 8K, such as standard conversion, which is essential for real-time transmission of online courses, because the HDMI seed from the teacher’s computer must be converted to a broadcast standard. ATEM Mini Pro can even Use our own streaming hardware to broadcast live courses in real time. If not for streaming, we sometimes use it as a converter."

Ultimatte 12 real-time chroma keyer has been integrated into BITC's real 3D virtual device, with 8x7.5x3.5 green box and Vizrt system.

Hundreds of Blackmagic Mini Converters and Teranex Minis glue together devices with various connections (including SDI, HDMI and DisplayPort) and different frame rates and resolutions.

Multiple HyperDeck Studio recorders and Video Assist recorders are used for recording.

Workers in the production control room use Blackmagic Multiview 4 to monitor the guest computer feeds in the talk show.

"We also use URSA Mini Pro to shoot promotional videos. "Blackmagic RAW material allows us to freely manipulate the colors in the post," Su said.

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March 2, 2021, Munich, Germany. -AIVION, a leading provider of video interface solutions, announced the launch of NA1012B-ET, a small HDMI to SDI converter module. It is designed for applications requiring minimum size and industrial temperature range. The HDMI video input and power supply voltage use the board2board connector on the new converter, eliminating the need for HDMI and power cords. The converter module can be easily inserted into the system board through a mechanically stable connection. For system integrators, AIVION will provide 3D models and specific system integration information. Evaluation kits are also provided for customers who do not have their own system boards.

This cost-effective and reliable solution is suitable for avionics, industrial, medical, law enforcement and professional video applications.

HDMI input complies with HDMI 1.4a and DVI, and supports RGB 444, YCbCr 444 and YCbCr422. The supported video formats are:

The two SDI outputs are 75 ohm MCX jack connectors. As SMPTE292M (HD-SDI) and SMPTE424M (3G-SDI), they support bit rates:

NA1012B-ET can be ordered now. AIVION Technovations products are available from the following websites:

eVision system video online store:

Price and availability information via email: 

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Blackmagic Design announced the new

These new versions add 3D LUT, time code and other functions, and support 1080p 24, 47.95p and 48p frame rates.

The new Blackmagic Micro Converter 3G model! The world's smallest broadcast quality converter, with 3G-SDI and new advanced features, including 3D LUT, time code, and supports 1080p24, 1080p47.95 and 1080p48 movie rates! Available now, prices start at $45.

The new Blackmagic Micro Converter 3G model is a small and compact broadcast video converter that allows you to connect and convert HDMI to SDI and vice versa.

Blackmagic Micro Converters can handle RGB or YUV 8-bit and 10-bit video formats, as well as all SD and HD formats with resolutions up to 1080p60. You will also get fully embedded audio and timecode support.

Blackmagic Micro Converters include a USB connection power supply and change settings through the Converter Utility on Mac and Windows. Since USB powers the converter, you can even power the converter from a TV or laptop. There are even LEDs for displaying power and video status. You can also purchase Blackmagic Micro Converter with AC power supply, which includes 4 adapters for international use.

This version includes a 17-point 3D LUT for color calibration of any monitor, projector or TV. You can also output a 3D LUT on the SDI loop output. It supports DCI format and movie rate, including 1080p24, 1080p47.95 and 1080p48.

This model provides you with two 3G-SDI outputs, which can be set to A-level or B-level format. It also supports video formats including 1080p24, 1080p47.95 and 1080p48.

Blackmagic claims that this is the smallest two-way broadcast quality converter in the world. It allows you to convert SDI to HDMI and simultaneously convert HDMI to SDI, both formats are different. It also supports camera control protocol conversion, so you can use BMPCC with SDI live production switcher.

You can use the free converter utility to change settings and update the converter software, which can be downloaded from the Blackmagic Design website. The software connects to the USB connection on the Micro Converter and can run on Mac and Windows computers. You can use the utility to change the name of the converter, which is useful for identifying which converter is used for which task. When using a two-way converter, you can even set the camera number, so the converter knows when it is controlled by the real-time production switcher. You can also choose between Class A and Class B of 3G-SDI video output.

The Micro Converter SDI to HDMI 3G model includes a 3D LUT for accurate color monitoring. This allows you to customize the appearance, color and gamma value changes in real time for on-site monitoring. The LUT can also be applied to 3G‑SDI loop output, allowing you to use the converter as a 3D LUT processor. You can also use a 3D LUT to obtain a color-calibrated graduated display through a low-cost computer monitor or TV. By using the DaVinci Resolve primary color corrector, you can create an appearance and then save it as a custom 3D LUT.

The new Micro Converter BiDirectional SDI / HDMI 3G model supports camera control, so you can use Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera with ATEM SDI switcher. The ATEM switcher sends camera control via SDI, and the converter can convert it to the camera's HDMI. 

You connect SDI from the converter output to the switcher input, output the switcher program to the converter input, and then connect the HDMI converter input to the Pocket Cinema Camera. Then, you add the camera number in the Converter Utility, you can control the camera color corrector, prompt, and even record remotely. It can even work in reverse, and you can connect and control SDI cameras through an HDMI switcher (such as ATEM Mini).

The new Micro Converter 3G model supports HDMI and SDI timecode conversion. You can even fully support timecode in standard definition and high-definition video formats. If you have any HDMI device that supports time code, you can convert it to SDI and input the time code into a larger broadcasting system.

Blackmagic Micro Converter includes built-in SDI retime on 3G-SDI output. Before the converter sends the signal to other devices, SDI retiming will regenerate the SDI video, reduce SDI jitter and improve the SDI eye diagram. This can extend the cable length, because even the degraded SDI signal can still be used. Blackmagic Micro Converters also fully comply with SMPTE 259M, SMPTE 292M, SMPTE 296M, SMPTE 424M, SMPTE 425M Class A and B broadcast standards.

Blackmagic Micro Converter 3G models support SDI format, including:

HDMI video standards include:

Blackmagic Micro Converter 3G models are available now, prices are as follows:

Matthew Allard is an award-winning, ACS-certified freelance photography director with 30 years of work experience in more than 50 countries/regions around the world.

He is the editor of Newsshooter.com and has been writing articles on the site since 2010.

Matthew has won 41 ACS awards, including four prestigious golden tripods. In 2016, he won the Best Photography Award at the 21st Asian Television Awards.

Matthew can be hired as a DP in Japan or work anywhere else in the world.

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