Bare Bones comes to the entire Atomos Monitor Record Line making Shogun $1,695, Ninja 2 $395, Ninja Blade $795 and Samurai Blade $795.
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For many years I worked as a live director. Cutting cameras on vision mixers in tv studios and OB trucks. That's something I used to do.
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On location on a major production, the usefulness of the Atomos Samurai Blade is shown and talked about by those who use the equipment. The crew highlights several advantages which the Blade brings to the production process: speed of turn around of footage; the fact that editors can work direct from the drives straight out of the Blade without transcoding the footage; immediate on-screen playback with ability to review footage; exceptional 10-bit 4:2:2 quality; high quality monitoring which can be relied on for exposure and color accuracy.
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Atomos, have announced a new price for the Samurai Blade of US$995. The Samurai Blade is the highest functioning monitor recorder and playback device on the camera market today and with a new price it's even more affordable than ever.
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Atomos Spyder is available now giving one touch advanced color calibration to the Atomos Samurai Blade. Developed in partnership with New Jersey based Datacolor the Atomos Spyder gives Samurai Blade one button color calibration normally only found on high end monitors. The Atomos Spyder has initially been developed for the Samurai Blade with implementation on other Atomos recorders available soon.
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Atomos have released AtomOS 5.1 for the Samurai Blade. This adds key features such as Spyder Calibration, enabling the blade to be the worlds first portable recorder to feature on-screen colour calibration. Also, more advanced battery display options and the ability to work with Rec. 709 screen adjustments with Canon C-log.
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Atomos, the creator of the award-winning camera mounted recorders Ninja-2 and Samurai, and the pocket-sized Connect converters, will show the newly shipping Samurai Blade at IBC, in Hall 9, stand number D25. AtomOS 5.03 is now available for Samurai Blade with new advanced audio features.

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Atomos, the creator of the award-winning camera mounted recorders Ninja-2 and Samurai and the pocket-sized Connect converters, will show a pre-release version of the new Atomos Spyder at IBC (Hall 9, D25). Developed in partnership with Datacolor, Atomos have released the world's first field monitor and recorder color calibration tool making available one click color calibration anytime, anywhere while recording.
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