Atomos Shogun Inferno

1 x Atomos Shogun Inferno

1 x Screen Shade

1 x Mounting Plate

2 x NP-F Batteries

1 x NP-F Battery Charger

4 x 256GB SSD

1 x SSD Reader

1 x Micro Ball Head

2 x Power Supply Units

2 x Figure 8 Power Cables

1 x D-Tap to DC Power Cable

2 x 30cm BNC Cables

1 x 10-Pin Hirose Audio Splitter

1 x Mini Jack Splitter

1 x Hard Case

• 7" 1500-nit display: 1920x1200, 10-bit, with AtomHDR for monitoring Log and HDR footage
• Records up to 4K60: ProRes or DNxHR in 10-bit 4:2:2, plus HD up to 240p on supported cameras
• RAW recording: ProRes RAW and CinemaDNG over SDI from supported cameras
• 12G-SDI and HDMI 2.0: inputs and outputs for both, with quad-link 3G-SDI also supported
• Balanced audio: 2-channel XLR in and out via breakout cable, with 48V phantom power
• Hot-swap NP-F power: dual battery slots so you can change batteries without stopping, plus a DC input
• Monitoring tools: 3D LUT support, Log-to-Rec.709 viewing and anamorphic de-squeeze (2x, 1.5x, 1.33x)

The Atomos Shogun Inferno is a 7" monitor and recorder in one unit that mounts straight onto your camera. It gives you a bigger, brighter screen than the camera’s own display and records a higher-quality file at the same time.

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Its main job is upgrading what your camera records. Many cameras record compressed or 8-bit files internally. The Inferno takes the clean signal over SDI or HDMI and records it as 10-bit 4:2:2 ProRes or DNxHR, which holds up better in the grade. On supported cameras it can also record RAW, giving you more room to push exposure and colour in post.

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The 1500-nit screen stays readable outdoors, and LUT support lets you monitor Log footage as a graded image while still recording the flat file. Hot-swap NP-F batteries keep it running through long takes, which suits documentary, run-and-gun and any shoot where you can’t afford to cut for a battery change.

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The hire includes everything you need to get recording: 4 x 256GB SSDs and an SSD reader, 2 NP-F batteries with a charger, mains power, a D-Tap to DC cable, BNC cables, audio splitters, a screen shade, a mounting plate and a micro ball head, all in a hard case. If you need a bigger screen or multi-camera recording, see the Sumo PRO-19, or browse our full recorders range and other Atomos kit. Ready to book? Request a quote and we’ll put your kit list together.

What does the Shogun Inferno record to? It records to SSDs, and the hire includes 4 x 256GB SSDs plus an SSD reader for offloading. That’s enough media for most shoot days without having to dump cards mid-session.

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Can the Shogun Inferno record RAW? Yes, it records ProRes RAW and CinemaDNG over SDI from supported cameras. RAW support depends on the camera and its output, so check your camera’s compatibility before the shoot. We can help you confirm it when you request a quote.

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How long do the batteries last? Atomos rates the Inferno at about 1.5 hours of 4K30 monitoring and recording on a 5200mAh NP-F battery. It has 2 battery slots and supports hot-swapping, so you can change one battery while the other keeps it running. The hire includes 2 NP-F batteries, a charger and a D-Tap to DC cable for running it off a camera battery.

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What’s the difference between the Atomos Shogun Inferno and the Sumo PRO-19? The Shogun Inferno is a 7" on-camera monitor-recorder for a single camera. The Sumo PRO-19 is a 19" production monitor that records and switches between up to 4 cameras, saving each as an isolated feed plus a programme cut. Choose the Inferno when you want recording and monitoring mounted on the camera, and the Sumo for video village or multi-camera work.