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Atomos Ninja TX GO 5-inch video capturing device 1500nit HDMI CFexpress Wi-Fi 6E
5-inch 1500nit touchscreen monitor-recorder captures HDMI up to 6K RAW in ProRes, DNx or H.265/264 to CFexpress or USB-C, with Wi-Fi 6E, NDI streaming and camera control
- 1500nit 5-inch touchscreen for clear outdoor monitoring
- Records ProRes RAW, DNx and H.265/264 codecs pre-loaded
- Captures up to 6K RAW to CFexpress Type B or USB-C storage
- HDMI and Wi-Fi 6E input and output with NDI streaming support
- Touch-to-focus camera control plus full professional monitoring toolset
5-inch HDMI recorder for creators
The Atomos Ninja TX GO is a 5-inch camera monitor-recorder built for content creators using HDMI DSLRs or mirrorless cameras. It records directly to CFexpress Type B cards or external USB-C storage and runs on the AtomOS Linux platform. The unit includes HDMI and Wi-Fi 6E input and output for flexible connectivity.
1500nit touchscreen with locking cables
A 1500nit HDR touchscreen provides clear outdoor visibility and supports touch-to-focus plus a full suite of professional monitoring tools. Locking HDMI and USB-C cable adaptors are supplied to prevent accidental disconnection during shoots. Two USB-C ports accept external drives, a network adaptor or a calibration probe sold separately.
Records 6K RAW to CFexpress or USB-C
Capture up to 6K RAW in Apple ProRes, ProRes RAW, Avid DNx or H.265/H.264 codecs pre-loaded on the device. Files are compatible with DaVinci Resolve, Adobe Premiere Pro, Apple Final Cut Pro and Avid Media Composer. Not suited for workflows requiring SDI connectivity or internal ND filtration.
Highlights
- 1500nit 5-inch touchscreen for clear outdoor monitoring
- Records ProRes RAW, DNx and H.265/264 codecs pre-loaded
- Captures up to 6K RAW to CFexpress Type B or USB-C storage
- HDMI and Wi-Fi 6E input and output with NDI streaming support
- Touch-to-focus camera control plus full professional monitoring toolset
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What does the HDMI interface on this device cap in practice?
The HDMI input and output handle camera signals and monitoring up to 6K RAW recording, with H.264, H.265, ProRes, ProRes RAW and DNx codecs pre-loaded for direct capture.
What physical mounting does the 5-inch unit need on a camera rig?
It fits standard camera-top or cage mounting points; the box includes HDMI and USB-C locking cable adaptors plus two Wi-Fi antennas with five tips and two caps for secure attachment.
How is the recorder set up for the first shoot, and what step do people miss?
Insert a compatible CFexpress Type B card or USB-C drive, attach the locking HDMI cable, power on, then select the desired codec and resolution in AtomOS before hitting record.
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