sometimes the take numbering goes a little astray. The only slight issue i have with it, is that you can't erase a take you know isn't needed. The dual battery system meant we never lost power.and they lasted for ages! This kind of flexibility is what makes the Ninja system so perfect for feature shooting. which often didn't show up too clearly on the monitor were all too evident once the footage was viewed full size on the Mac. We could see instantly what was working and what wasn't. It was so nice to be able to whack the drives into the docking station and check the rushes back on my MacBook Pro.

for 99% of the applications, the regular spinning drives cope well enough. I think this proves that Atomos are right. All the other times it performed perfectly. Both times the rig was being really shaken about. and only twice in 2 weeks did the drive not cope. There was lots of running around with the FS100 and Ninja on a shoulder rig. As it turned out, we never got an SSD.so the whole shoot was done on regular spinning drives.and only 5400rpm ones too. I meant to buy a pair of spinning drives and an SSD for all the action shots we would be shooting. One of the first things i did was update the software to Version 2.this gives you full quality playback which is vital in the field. I decided on the Ninja after months of reading up, testing and research. A few weeks ago, i bought the Sony FS100 and an Atomos Ninja Pro Res recorder.

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