Use the Shinobi GO interface, which includes features such as false color, waveforms, zebras, or histogram, to achieve perfect exposure on every shot.
It features a special antireflective coating and anti-fingerprint technology.
Use the Shinobi GO interface, which includes features such as false color, waveforms, zebras, or histogram, to achieve perfect exposure on every shot.
It features a special antireflective coating and anti-fingerprint technology.
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Had this monitor for 10 months now. The screen started flickering and pixels changing colors. I’ve never dropped it, left it out in the hear/cold, and its on the latest firmware. Just sent it in for repairs under warranty thankfully. Part of me think the screen overheating due to no internal cooling fan. I used a an Atomos Ninja for 2 years and loved it. Left the company I was working for and needed to get my own so opted for this cheaper version. I regret not just spending an extra $100 on the shinobi 2. This monitor has all the bells and whistles I need for filming but the build quality is pretty rough. If you’re using a shotgun mounted to camera and you adjust the monitor, there are audio creaks from the cheap plastic.
Great monitor for filmmaking, and I love how bright I can get the monitor and use the LUT feature for nailing my exposure.