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As of now, the Ninja V is the only device that Atomos has announced they will be adding S1H RAW support to:I'm starting to wonder if the Ninja V is the best RAW monitor/recorder for the SH1. Maybe a 5inch screen isn't large enough to pull critical focus when shooting 6K, and the SH1 would be served by a 7inch Shogun. It's possible the size of the Ninja V screen is the reason a few of the shots in the launch videos were a bit soft. The Shogun will add some bulk to the setup but I'm thinking it's larger screen could make it a better recorder if you are a solo shooter pulling focus while shooting.
With more affordable 8K cameras on the horizon, Atomos will likely need to rework its entire lineup. One would have to assume that, whatever comes out, both 5" and 7" models will be included in the selection. Pricing is anyone's guess but, obviously, the general trend for the monitors/recorders has followed the general electronics/photo-video trend..... Maybe Atomos has plans to introduce a new Ninja 7 using the 3000 nit Shogun 7 screen and internals, but they haven't announced anything yet.
As of now, the Ninja V is the only device that Atomos has announced they will be adding S1H RAW support to:
https://s3.amazonaws.com/atomos-web-uploads/press/Press-Release-Atomos-Panasonic_S1H.pdf
It's possible they might add this support to the Shogun 7, although at $1495 that monitor is a pretty big price increase over the $695 Ninja V. Both the 5" and 7" screens have the same 1920 x 1080 resolution.
From Cinema 5D's interview with the Atomos CEO, it sounds like the older 7" Shogun Inferno is effectively end-of-life and will not be getting new firmware updates:
https://youtu.be/ycFmTdMR-T4?t=832
Since the 7" Ninja Inferno is built around the same platform, it seems possible it won't be getting new firmware updates either. The last firmware update for the Shogun Inferno was in June 2018, while the last one for the Ninja Inferno was even earlier. At the moment, both of those 7" monitor/recorders are still being sold, so if they are discontinued it will leave a pretty big gap in the Atomos product lineup. Maybe Atomos has plans to introduce a new Ninja 7 using the 3000 nit Shogun 7 screen and internals, but they haven't announced anything yet.
With more affordable 8K cameras on the horizon, Atomos will likely need to rework its entire lineup. One would have to assume that, whatever comes out, both 5" and 7" models will be included in the selection. Pricing is anyone's guess but, obviously, the general trend for the monitors/recorders has followed the general electronics/photo-video trend.
Not providing firmware updates is unreasonable (I have been waiting for pass-through timecode start signals) on such a relatively current product.If it really is EOL I think there may be a bunch of irritated customers who bought just bought a Shogun Inferno.
Blackmagic just joined the fray.Better yet, hopefully there will be some additional vendors in this game. It would be cool if SmallHD or someone else got into this recording monitor game.
With more affordable 8K cameras on the horizon
Maybe Atomos has plans to introduce a new Ninja 7 using the 3000 nit Shogun 7 screen and internals, but they haven't announced anything yet.
The cage he rigged showcases the versatility of the S1H and it's L-Mount and it's ability switch between different lens mounts. That's one lean mean PL-Mount 6K shooting machine!
For what it's worth the S1H is #3 (at least on my end) on the B&H 'Best Sellers' list (cinema cameras classification)
This is a preorder item, so things may change when it is finally shipping.
Pretty cool the E2 is number #4
For what it's worth the S1H is #3 (at least on my end) on the B&H 'Best Sellers' list (cinema cameras classification)
So two things:
(1) Definitely could be for your country (if B&H has a separate list for countries)
(2) I explained before how the information technology works for this particular system.