ATOMOS SHINOBI 5 vs SHINOBI 7 (DON'T CHOOSE WRONG!!)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ส.ค. 2024
- Today in this video we are looking at the Shinobi 7 and comparing it to the more budget friendly Shinobi 5. I've had the chance to use both of them extensively and I definitely have some thoughts.
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--Timecodes--
0:00 - Intro
0:30 - Weight Comparison
1:19 - Key Features
3:12 - Screen Brightness
3:57 - Fan Noise
6:06 - ARRI Locating Pins
6:34 - Touch Screen Responsiveness
7:07 - Durability
7:58 - Battery Life
8:55 - Conclusion
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Appreciate this video, enjoyed watching it. Great pacing and no stupid YT bullsht
Your voice in combination with the music is sooo relaxing. Oh and also a great video btw.
Thanks for this review!
Great vid, appreciate it!
Thank you for talking about the batteries!!! I have been looking all over the internet for what batteries are compatible with the Shinobi and it has been so confusing! I definetly want to check out the powerextra batteries!
Because I am a total noob with monitors I miss some details about OS and how it works at work - even as additional shorts. Everything else was superb! Video, color, sound, music (someone in comment noticed that). You are not trying to be a showman, more of a buddy. Keep it up! Thumb up and subscribe.
@@krystiankoson2218 appreciate the feedback man! I'll keep it in mind for next time. Thanks for watching
Thank you for this awesome review and breakdown!!
This was a great comparison, thank you!
Thanks for watching!
Awesome video, i have a Shinobi 5.2 and have been wanting to upgrade to the 7" version. This is very helpful. 🙏😁
Glad I could help!
I guess the 5 is designed for lightweight handheld setups. The 7 could be used on larger cameras or tripod setups.
Still - lack of HDMI is a pain on the 5. I was thinking 5 for on-camera with option of plugging into a much larger monitor for tripod use.
very helpful comparison thank you sir !
wow what are the odds u post this the day i start monitor hunting! lol thanks for the vid! Great review
Thanks for watching!
Your video is great. For some reason it doesn't feel like one of those useless "it's up to you" recommendations. Thanks🥰
Thanks for watching!
The lack of rule of thirds lines made the shinobi 5 a no go for me. Really wanted to keep it for the lightweight but I need my lines
Free yourself from gridlines, the rule of thirds is only one composition and sometimes those grids can limit your creativity!
@@OlympiaMortgageLender ..well yeah, but honestly you shouldn't need the lines, it should be something you can do within your head.
@@OlympiaMortgageLender centering people especially on a gimbal and matching shots to earlier shots is much easier with lines
Great video. Thank you.
Thanks for watching
Thank you for the review im actually in the process of looking at the 5 at the moment. Never used a monitor before so might be a stupid question but I noticed the specs says 4k 30 fps but how does that work for viewing when I shoot 4k 60 fps/120fps will that mess with the viewing and will that effect how it’s recorded to my camera sd card?
No it shouldn't mess anything up. Essentially your camera has the ability to send out a completely different resolution and frame rate to what it's recording internally. For example, you can record 4K 120fps internally but send out a 1080p 30fps signal over HDMI. Then your external monitor does any necessary conversion to display that image on its screen. For example, you're outputting a 4k 60fps signal over HDMI, but your monitor can only display 4k 3pfps, then your monitor is doing that conversion in real time and showing that to you on the screen. Matching all these internal and external settings are only important if you're planning to record externally (using a Ninja, Shogun, etc) But if you're just planning to use something like a Shinobi to monitor them these frame rate/resolution aren't super important. Hope that helps.
🙋Thank You for Your great review from Germany 👍✨
Hey dude, what sort of storage options do we have for the Shinobi 7? I bought mine the second it came out and it has been stored in it's original box ever since which feels a bit cramped, i'd feel a lot better if it was nicely packed in a padded case along with all the accessories!
Hey man, I usually just keep it in my Nanuk Case, don't have a separate padded case for it. Never really had any issues with micro scratches on the screen.
Bought one of these. The display wouldn’t stay in the unit. Fell out. Hanging by its wires. Ordered a warranty replacement and waited four weeks, then they canceled my order. No longer available.
*I just bought the 5inch Monitor and bought a Kondor Blue D-Tap To Sony L Series Dummy Battery NPF Cable and it works Fine for me. Love the Smaller Form Factor for me. Nice Comparison*
Update: It was a bad HDMI cable and now it works like a dream! Thanks for the cooling fan tip - it is those little things that make it better machine! -- (Old) Howdy! I have a Shinobi 7 and I'm getting a green color tint from time to time. Have you seen this? Do you know what causes it?
That sounds like it might be a manufacturing defect. It might be worth contacting Atomos about it.
Great video. Great background music. You have good taste sir! Can you give me info or a link on where you got those batteries please? The NO-F980L. I can’t find them even on the Powerextra website.
Thanks for the kind words. I got those batteries from Amazon. They are the PowerExtra NP-F970 10,050 mAh batteries. Here's the link to them: a.co/d/4zZNBu9. Hope it helps!
@@AryanSehgal Thank you very much Aryan. You really got me interested in the monitor itself, let alone the 7 inch model. I am a hobbyist that takes mostly stills, so I likely don’t need advanced features. But the idea of having a large viewer to check composition, focus and to see the result of any effect I may apply is intriguing. When you add up the cost with accessories, it still gets up there, so I hope it’s something I will find useful on my R7. Can I ask you just one last question please, then I’ll leave you alone; do you use the 7 inch on your camera rig handheld, or is it too large for that and should be on its own tripod for more static shooting?
For an all day shoot, a 7 inch monitor can be a bit heavy when using it handheld. I'll usually use a monopod with it to make it easier, or a tripod of course. If you're going for a short shooting session then it should be fine in my opinion. You can make the setup lighter by only using 1 battery instead of two. Honestly the batteries add a lot of bulk to the whole setup so smaller batteries go a long way.
@@AryanSehgal Thanks for your insight. Appreciate it. Have a great weekend!
best sunhood recs?
Do these do external recording?
No they are just monitors
@@AryanSehgal I assume you don’t need the extra codecs and raw stuff you get from the ninja then?
@Granthuffman ever since I bought the A7IV, I don't bother with external recording so I sold my Ninja. Planning to make a whole different video about that next week.
@@AryanSehgal really, interesting. I have a Panasonic s5iix and I’m considering getting the ninja or not
@Granthuffman I personally think for Sony's hybrid cameras the benefits aren't that great for an external recorder but I've heard that Panasonic offers a lot of great perks for external recording. I personally am not up to date with all the latest from Panasonic, but I've heard nothing but good things so it's definitely worth looking into.
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