Here at IFA, Sony thinks it has just the thing to help struggling musical artists become breakout successes. Say hello to the $300 HDR-MV1 Music Video Recorder. Set to take on the likes of the Zoom Q2 ...

Humax released their impressive HD-FOX T2 Freeview box back at the start of the year, but it’s this, the Humax HDR-FOX T2 Freeview HD recorder, that we’ve been really looking forward to. Humax have ...

The Ninja V is Atomos’ fourth 5" monitor/recorder. The original Ninja was announced in 2010 and I first saw it at NAB 2011. By 2012, the Ninja II had already replaced the original Ninja. In 2014, the ...

Atomos has announced the Atomos Flame series of field monitor/recorders. These new units feature 7” 1920x 1080 resolution screens with 1,500 nits of brightness — four times the brightness of their ...

A new HDR video recorder camera with triple-sensors has been created that can capture AMP II HDR recordings. Offering up to 17 stops of dynamic range while simultaneously capturing video on 3 separate ...

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Atomos has announced the Shogun AV-19, a 19-inch, rack-mountable 4K HDR monitor-recorder-switcher designed for professional live production, broadcast, and video village environments. Combining ...

We've just heard that the Atomos Sumo 19" HDR monitor/recorder is now shipping worldwide. When we visited Atomos' booth at NAB in Las Vegas this April, it created quite a bit of interest. But more ...

The Sony HDR-MV1 Music Video Recorder has been introduced this week as a device made for musicians who wish to record and share live – or staged – performances. This device works with an X-Y position ...

Voice recorders are a total anachronism in the gadget world. Almost everything about their design, interface, and form-factor is predicated by 30 some-odd years of tape-based predecessors, making for ...

Navigating the Ninja V menu system is done via touchscreen (Figure 4, below). The menu system has a different look than what I am used to seeing on my other Atomos monitors, but it is still very ...