Atomos To Exhibit At CABSAT 2013

Atomos will be at CABSAT 2013, 12-14th March, Dubai World Trade Centre (Hall 5, Stand 510).
"CABSAT gives us a great platform to explore new opportunities in new markets and strengthen our presence in this region", said Stephan Kexel, Atomos Vice President Sales, EMEA. "We are also pleased to support Digital Broadcast Solutions, who have a well established reputation in the region and will be focused on growing Atomos business."
The Ninja-2 and Samurai recorders have broken new ground in production by combining recording, monitoring and playback all in one easy to operate, portable device. Both record pristine, uncompressed images straight from the sensor of the DSLR or camcorder directly to inexpensive, removable hard drives, in a ready-to-edit format: Apple ProRes or Avid DNxHD.
Operation is by touchscreen – unique in the camera-mounted recorder category – and because Atomos write their own operating system (AtomOS) and design the entire product from the ground up, users benefit from intuitive operation and regular feature updates at no extra cost.
The latest AtomOS 4 firmware for both Ninja-2 and Samurai incorporates professional monitoring solutions, including focus peaking, zebra, false colour and blue-only and the ability to make cut-edits and log favourite/reject shots in the field. The Samurai also supports Avid DNxHD proxy – for progressive formats – and allows users to read filename information from RED Epic and RED One cameras for online conforming.
Visitors to CABSAT will also have a first chance to see the Ronin portable recorder, monitor and deck solution. Ronin is a rack-mountable solution for both fixed-facility and on-location production, based on the Samurai design. Like the Samurai, it can operate on location with battery or DC power, but it has AC power as standard, full-size BNC connectors and balanced XLR inputs and outputs.
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