If you're shooting with an 8K camera, then why not record in 8K raw format using the Ninja V+ 5" 8K HDMI H.265 Raw Recording Monitor from Atomos? The Ninja V+ is the same 5" on-camera monitor/recorder as its predecessor the Ninja V, but the Ninja+ now records and plays back up to 8K raw video to and from purpose-built mini-SSDs.

The Ninja V+ can record Apple ProRes raw up to 8K30 or DCI 4K120 directly from the sensor, and it is compatible with select cameras such as the Canon R5. It also includes H.265 pre-activated to record with the high-quality, low-bandwidth codec for up to 10-bit recording in ProRes 4:2:2. Display features include a 10-bit screen with a brightness of 1000 cd/m² AtomHDR technology for accurate monitoring of your log gamma footage, and support for popular log formats from Sony, ARRI, Canon, JVC, Panasonic, Nikon, RED, Sony, and Z CAM cameras.

Built to withstand the rigours of production, the Ninja V+ features an aluminium chassis and powers from a single L-series battery. Additional features include a variety of on-screen exposure analysis, framing, anamorphic de-squeeze, and focus assist tools. Separately available AtomX SDI, AtomX SYNC, Connect 4K modules, and an SDI Raw license key further expands your Ninja V+ capabilities.

The Ninja V+ features a 5" IPS LCD screen that is illuminated by a bright 1000 cd/m² LED backlight, making it possible to view in daylight without requiring a hood. Plus, the screen is also colour-calibrated from the factory to ensure accurate image representation.

Record 8K30 or DCI/UHD 4K ProRes raw at rates up to 120 fps, including 24 and 25 fps for a more filmlike aesthetic. All recordings are stored as high-quality Apple ProRes or Avid DNxHR files with 10-bit 4:2:2 chroma subsampling. A variety of bit rates are available to fit your project and storage needs.

Record to standard 2.5" SSD drives or to compact AtomX SSDmini drives offering up to 2TB storage. SSDmini drives offer read speeds up to 550 MB/s and write speeds up to 500 MB/s, capturing up to 150 minutes of 4K video on a 1TB drive.