Atomos releases Shinobi GO HDR monitor

The new model offers core professional monitoring tools at a lower price point, catering for users who do not require advanced camera control features.

The Shinobi GO features a 1500-nit display, providing high brightness for outdoor visibility.

It includes standard monitoring functions such as false colour, zebra patterns, histograms, waveforms and vector scopes.

Unlike the Shinobi II, it does not support camera control, touch-to-focus or EL ZONE, making it a streamlined option for those needing only essential monitoring capabilities.

Power options include Sony NP-F batteries or USB-C, offering flexibility for extended use. The monitor also comes with a locking connector adaptor for HDMI and USB-C ports, which, when used with Atomos locking cables (sold separately), helps prevent accidental disconnections.

The Shinobi GO shares accessories with the Shinobi II, allowing compatibility with existing sunhoods, batteries and mounting rigs.

It is priced at £215, excluding VAT. Find out more at the website.