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Atomos Shinobi II 5.2" HDMI HDR Monitor Bundle with Battery Charger Wipes
A 5.2" 1920 x 1080 HDR monitor with 1500 cd/m² brightness, 4K HDMI input, USB-C camera control, plus battery, charger and cleaning wipes
- TypeDigital Camera Accessory Kits
- 2 inch 1920 x 1080 touchscreen for precise focus
- 1500 cd/m² brightness for clear outdoor viewing
- AtomHDR mode with 10 stop dynamic range
- USB PD power and USB-C camera control
- Bundle includes 7.4V 4400mAh battery and charger
Built for on-camera monitoring
The Atomos Shinobi II is a 5.2" HDMI HDR monitor designed for vloggers, photographers and content creators who need a bright, lightweight field display. It bundles a Watson NP-F770 battery, compact AC/DC charger and anti-static cleaning wipes so the kit is ready to shoot. AtomOS 11 provides updated image tools and a low-profile body that stays unobtrusive on rigs.
1500 cd/m² brightness for daylight work
The 1920 x 1080 capacitive touchscreen reaches 1500 cd/m², roughly 50% brighter than the original Shinobi, making outdoor framing practical without a hood. AtomHDR mode delivers a 10-stop dynamic range for accurate HDR, HLG and PQ monitoring. A locking HDMI/USB-C adapter secures the 4K HDMI input against accidental disconnects.
Runs all day on one battery
Ultra-low power consumption lets the monitor operate through a full day on the included 7.4V 4400mAh NP-F770 pack. USB-C PD power I/O offers a mains alternative without adding bulk. The single Sony L-series slot keeps the profile slim, and the 2.5mm LANC port plus USB-C camera control support Canon, Panasonic, Sony and Z CAM E2 bodies.
Highlights
- 2 inch 1920 x 1080 touchscreen for precise focus
- 1500 cd/m² brightness for clear outdoor viewing
- AtomHDR mode with 10 stop dynamic range
- USB PD power and USB-C camera control
- Bundle includes 7.4V 4400mAh battery and charger
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How does the 1500 cd/m² brightness help when shooting outdoors?
The 1500 cd/m² display is 50% brighter than the original Shinobi, making the 5.2" 1920 x 1080 touchscreen clearly visible in direct sunlight for confident framing and focus.
What does the HDMI input actually support for 4K and HDR workflows?
The HDMI input accepts 4K signals and supports HDR, HLG, and PQ formats, allowing the monitor to display AtomHDR mode with 10-stop dynamic range on the 5.2" panel.
What mounting options does the monitor body provide for rigs or cameras?
The slimmer, low-profile body includes standard mounting points for attaching the monitor directly to a camera hot shoe or video rig using common accessories.
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