Ninja Inferno review feat. Panasonic GH5

You can order the recorder here: https://goo.gl/K1VK8V The Atomos Ninja Inferno is a 4K video recorder and monitor, priced at $995, that can record up to 60 frames per second in 4K with 10-bit color depth. That's why it is the ideal companion for the Panasonic Lumix GH5. But the recorder can also be used with most 4K and UHD cameras like the Sony A7S II or the Fujifilm X-T2 which can record max. 30p in Ultra HD resolution (2160p). The Ninja Inferno has a lot of useful features such as focus peaking, zebra, waveform, vectorscope, false color and aspect ratio overlays. One of the features that we use the most is the ability to apply LUTs to see how the finished result could look like. Just like most other recorders the Inferno records the DNxHR and ProRes files on to a 2.5" SSD. While the big screen is great because it's easy to judge the image on set, it's not exactly a handy monitor especially when it comes to filming hand-held. So depending on how and what you film, the size clearly has its advantages and disadvantages. Video review by Moritz from Fenchel & Janisch The Atomos Ninja Inferno is priced around $995: https://goo.gl/K1VK8V Music provided by PremiumBeat.com: http://bit.ly/1TFQ108 Stay connected with filmmakers Fenchel & Janisch: Facebook: http://www.fb.com/FenchelJanisch Instagram: http://instagram.com/FenchelJanisch Twitter: http://twitter.com/FenchelJanisch Flickr: http://flickr.com/FenchelJanisch © 2017 by Fenchel & Janisch Filmproduktion GbR ======================= about FENCHEL & JANISCH ======================= Marcel Fenchel and Moritz Janisch are a team of filmmakers based in Frankfurt, Germany. Their film production company, Fenchel & Janisch, produces commercials and corporate videos for a broad variety of companies from different branches. Since the start of the DSLR revolution their goal is to provide interesting and straight to the point filmmaking and editing tutorials for beginners and advanced film enthusiasts from all over the world. Besides famous tutorials like “The ultimate Introduction to DSLR Filmmaking” or “How to get the Filmlook” that both got over 1 Million views on YouTube, Fenchel & Janisch also share technical gear reviews, short films and behind the scenes videos. The documentary “Format Frankfurt” was entirely shot with HD DSLRs over a period of three years. The full-length film premiered in May 2014 in German cinemas and is available on video on demand: https://goo.gl/eFkYEl Find out more about the work of Marcel Fenchel and Moritz Janisch at http://www.fenchel-janisch.com