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Ninja V Rec709 question
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Ninja V Rec709 question

Thanks in advance for trying to make sense of my question. I’ll do my best!

Atomos Ninja V. Sony camera that is recording in sony PP7 which is S Gamut 3 Cine/S-Log 2

I have the camera sending signal to Ninja via HDMI.

But - for one interview I did of a subject, I forgot to toggle the to camera output from off to on which would then have the Ninja recording in same color space as camera. But as you can see, the ninja recorded Rec709.

My question - the final video product that was recorded on the ninja still appears as if it is log. It’s very gray and washed out and lacks any saturation. So what I’m trying to determine as I move to color grade this video is whether or not the actual video it’s already in Rec 709 or is it actually still in S log? I would have thought that if it was fully converted already to Rec 709 that it would’ve added contrast and saturation to the color space already, but it did not do that in the color. Space is still very desaturated and Gray and looks exactly the same as the footage that was recorded on the SD card of the camera because I recorded both at the same time. But the atmos has the full 10-but file. I hope that makes sense. It really is a color grading question to determine whether or not I have to convert this to 709 or if it is already 709.

u/Efficient_Ad_362 — 1 day ago
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Ninja V Losing video when splitting files

Hello, My atomos ninja v is set to split files at a certain interval. a lot of times it loses footage in this process, like many seconds. Anyone else experience this and how to fix it?

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u/AstronomerActual7040 — 4 days ago
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Shinobi II vs Ninja TX — screen/image quality?

Has anyone compared the Shinobi II and Ninja TX GO side by side, specifically in terms of screen quality?
I currently have the Shinobi II, but I’m not really happy with the display. My previous Ninja V felt noticeably better in terms of image sharpness and overall clarity, even though the specs on paper are pretty similar (Ninja TX GO).

With the Shinobi II, the image almost feels like it has poor pixel resolution/scaling, especially when judging fine details and focus. I also notice quite a bit of ghosting/motion blur, and the overall image just doesn’t feel as crisp or responsive as I remember the Ninja V being.

I’m considering selling the Shinobi II and getting the Ninja TX GO, but since the display specs seem fairly similar on paper, I’m wondering if the TX GO actually has a better panel, pixel rendering/scaling, response time, or noticeably less ghosting.

For anyone who has used both: does the Ninja TX GO screen actually look sharper and cleaner than the Shinobi II in real-world use? And if you’ve also used the older Ninja V, how does the TX GO compare?
I’m mostly concerned about sharpness, pixel rendering/scaling, ghosting, motion clarity, and latency, rather than brightness or recording features.

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u/Bery123 — 5 days ago