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Atomos Samurai Portable 10-bit HD-SDI Field Recorder, Monitor and Playback Device
(SAMURAI)

$1,495.00
Reg. $1,595.00
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Overview

The revolutionary Samurai is a portable touchscreen Professional 10bit HD Recorder, Monitor, & Playback device that captures pristine video and audio direct from any camera with HD/SD-SDI. It encodes in real-time to the visually-lossless Apple ProRes format, onto low-cost, removable 2 ½ inch hard disks.

It has a super high-resolution 5" HD/SD SDI monitor with an ideal workflow: from sensor to timeline in unparalleled Apple ProRes quality. All the innovative features of the Ninja plus timecode and genlock and the ability to work with multiple synchronised units. The Samurai is the portable touchscreen HD/SD-SDI recorder/monitor the world has been waiting for.

The Samurai builds on the already impressive HDMI based Ninja to bring a host of new production weapons aimed at camera professionals with HD/SD-SDI cameras:

  • 5" TFT/LCD 800x480 super high resolution screen
  • HD/SD-SDI Connecitvity
  • 24 PSF support with 24/60i 3:2 Pulldown removal on capture
  • SDI Loop-Though: connect to an external broadcast monitor or director's monitor
  • Screen Flipping and more....

SDI Arsenal:

    • Captive connector
    • Long cable lengths
    • Time Code and Gen Lock support
    • 3D support with 2 Samurais Genlocked
    • Multi Camera Support
    • More Professional Cameras with better lenses and sensors
Samurai packs a host of features into its compact, rugged aluminium body:
  • Recording direct to Apple Prores via HD/SD-SDI - Pristine HD uncompressed video from camera lens and sensor directly to Apple ProRes
  • Monitoring - Super High resolution 5" 800x480 built in Samurai monitor
  • Playback - Instant playback for review of Apple Prores files to the Samurai screen
  • Touch Screen - Simple intuitive touch screen functionality - no complicated menus!
  • Continuous Power - Atomos Continuous Dual Battery Technology
  • Affordable Storage - Infinite affordable 2.5" HDD/SSD storage capability

And transforms your video production by:

  • Eliminating the need for capture cards and wasted time logging and capturing by avoiding the lossy, time consuming capture-to-edit process.
  • Bypassing the image-degrading compression needed to squeeze HD onto in-camera flash storage.
  • Providing limitless and cheap storage through the use of removable 2 ½ inch hard disks.
  • Including all accessories in one rugged case - Batteries, Chargers, Disk Caddies and a PC/Mac docking station.
  • Recording to a high quality editing codec at the camera in the field: simple.
  • Recycling older cameras with obsolete tape and compression technology and updating them with a modern, high-quality file-based workflow

Better quality from your new or old camera. Infinite cheap storage. No worries about battery life. Ideal for any camera with an HD or SD video output. Samurai transforms the way you work with video.


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