Center Valley, PA—Olympus announced the development of firmware that enables output of RAW video data from the Olympus OM-D E-M1X and Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark III mirrorless cameras to the Atomos Ninja V HDR monitor recorder.
Atomos Ninja V
Moreover, via the firmware, the cameras will record data to the Ninja V as Apple ProRes RAW for flexible image editing. This lends greater flexibility to professional video production post-processing tasks; for example, adjusting exposure and color grading recorded footage.
Furthermore, Olympus is developing the firmware in collaboration with Atomos. Olympus will release the firmware this winter.
In addition, Olympus will continue to support professional video production via hand-held high-definition video recording with their compact lightweight system. The system features convenient portability as well as in-body 5-axis image stabilization with 5-axis sync IS capabilities.
Atomos
Atomos’s mission is “to help creative professionals cut through technology barriers by creating easy-to-use, cutting-edge 4K and HD Apple ProRes monitor/recorders. The products are for solutions for a range of video professionals, whether they create for social media, YouTube, TV or cinema.
What’s more, the company developed the AtomOS operating system; it is dedicated to video recording with an “elegant and intuitive” touch-screen user interface. The operating system was also the first to implement the professional Apple ProRes RAW format for recording with cinema cameras.
