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Atomos markets the Ninja Inferno as a professional tool for cinematographers, with a gloriously bright, 1,500 nit display, heaps of exposure and focusing aids, touch screen interface, a variety of codecs, XLR inputs, Atom HDR for obtaining perfect exposure with Log footage for HDR delivery, 4K 60p recording, as well as for use as a... Continue Reading →
Once you've set up your project in Final Cut Pro and installed Blackmagic Desktop Video on your computer, you're just about ready to grade HDR video using the Ninja Inferno as an external monitor. You'll probably want to edit your project in 1080p and export in 4K. Note: This section is a work in progress! I'm getting... Continue Reading →
I'd begun editing my 'mini-documentary' on my MacBook Pro but since getting a new 27" iMac, naturally I wanted the convenience of being able to edit the project on both machines: on the laptop while at the office (I don't have any classes for seven more weeks) or at the coffee shop after work; and... Continue Reading →
The Daejeon Chronicles 