The Ninja Assassin has been made of ABS polycarbonate, which is quite strong. Is the Ninja Assassin tough? Tough enough!

If not, you’ll probably want to buy new extra Master Caddies (the older ones aren’t compatible with the new Ninja), a USB 3 disk station and a battery. If you are upgrading from a Ninja Blade you’ll have all the accessories you need. You’ll also find a power adapter, but no batteries or any other accessory. Inside you’ll find the device with one Master Caddy installed and a red removable silicon rubber bumper. The Ninja Assassin comes in a soft EVA carrying case. It’s a boon for HD shooters who plan to shoot 4K in the foreseeable future. The screen size is a must to evaluate 4K video. It shares the 4K/60fps capabilities and its huge screen with the Shogun. The Ninja Assassin is a HDMI-only monitor/recorder. The only difference between the Shogun and Ninja Assassin is the latter lacking features that only make sense when interfacing via SDI and/or with some higher-end cameras. AtomOS 6.5 delivers many more benefits than any AtomOS before it. To be later has one major advantage: the Ninja Assassin comes with AtomOS 6.5 - the latest version of the OS that also drives the Shogun.

That’s no different with the introduction of the Ninja Assassin. From that moment on, new Ninjas would be introduced after the flagship SDI-capable monitor/recorders.

It has a different form factor and comes with only two accessories.Ītomos started its product range with a Ninja, but the Ninja soon became secondary to the SDI-capable Samurai. The new device is a clear break with the past. And now in addition to the Blade for HD, we have the Ninja Assassin for 4K. The Ninja Blade once more was something of a first with its high-res screen. The first Atomos product was HDMI-only, but recorded to Apple’s ProRes 422 HQ on cheap and commonly available 2.5in media. Here was a company that came out with a monitor/recorder for a very affordable price with features that, until then, were available only for the price of a small car. The first generation Ninja monitor/recorders sent a shock through the market.

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