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General| Internal | No |
|---|---|
| Product color | Black |
| Video capturing speed | 60 fps |
| Maximum video resolution | 3840 x 2160 pixels |
| Operating temperature (T-T) | 0 - 40 °C |
| Power consumption (max) | 33 W |
| Built-in display | Yes |
| Display diagonal | 7.2 \ |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 45 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 214 mm |
| Height | 127 mm |
| Weight | 709 g |
Details the hardware warranty terms, exclusions, and the software license agreement.
Contains copyright information and trademark acknowledgements for ATOMOS products.
Introduces the Shogun 7 as an HDR monitor-recorder and the AtomOS10 operating system.
Lists standard accessories included and items required for operation, like media and batteries.
Recommends SSDs for 4K recording and advises against HDDs due to vibration sensitivity.
Guidance on HDMI/SDI cables, and mounting options using standard screw mounts.
Step-by-step instructions for assembling the Master Caddy II and inserting a drive.
Details powering options via AC adapter, NP-F batteries, D-Tap cables, and optional chargers.
Instructions for powering the unit on/off and accessing the battery status menu.
Details various ports like HDMI, XLR, SDI, SYNC, and mounting points with their functions.
Instructions for inserting drives and using the unit's mounting points with screws and pins.
Introduces the AtomOS10 system, its touch interface for monitoring and recording.
Guides on formatting media using exFAT and the secure erase function for drive optimization.
How to set unit names, file naming conventions, and lock the display screen.
Step-by-step guide for updating firmware and troubleshooting common issues.
Explains the Information Bar and its contents in Monitor Mode, showing input status and settings.
Details the main controls for recording, playback, monitoring, and editing access.
How to access and adjust settings via the Information Bar and select input sources like HDMI and SDI.
Displays signal format and configures SDI Multilink modes (Single, Dual, Quad).
Settings for device recognition, camera output matching, Log/HDR, and remote camera triggering.
Details video output options and the Pre-Roll function for capturing missed moments.
How to select recording codecs like ProRes and Avid DNxHD/DNxHR.
Guides on removing pulldown from HD signals and setting file naming conventions.
Accessing audio meters and managing digital/analogue audio channels.
Adjusting analogue input gain, audio delay, and providing phantom power for microphones.
Accessing media details and configuring timecode sources (HDMI, Record Run, etc.).
Explains timecode modes, triggering, and adjusting date/time for accurate logging.
Details the battery indicator, levels, and automatic power source switching.
Displays firmware version, unique device ID (DID), and build information for activation.
Steps for recording setup, status indicators, and handling no input/disk scenarios.
Overview of functions for starting and stopping recording via automatic or external methods.
Accessing and understanding monitoring tools like Focus Peaking, Zebra, and Waveform.
Details methods for starting/stopping recording via touch screen, timecode, and camera triggers.
Using Cinema Guides, Safe Areas, Anamorphic De-Squeeze, and Waveform monitoring tools.
Monitoring Red, Green, Blue levels with RGB Parade and color information with Vectorscope.
Magnified vectorscope view and focus peaking modes for detailed image analysis.
Using Zebra, False Color, and Zoom to check and control image exposure.
Adjusting waveform size, brightness, and opacity for optimal viewing.
Customizing focus peaking display modes, colors, and outlines for clarity.
Guides on using, loading, and the supported formats for Look Up Tables (LUTs).
Explains LUT processing options for recording, output, and side-by-side comparison.
Settings for viewing video in HDR, mapping levels to Rec.709, HLG, and PQ standards.
Explains HDR concepts, sending Log signals, and previewing HDR results.
Additional monitor controls for display off, tally light, and screen flipping.
Adjusting display parameters like backlight, lift, gamma, gain, and constant backlight.
Enabling Dolby Vision output and recovering corrupted video files.
Switching to playback, using controls, and adjusting playback speed and direction.
How to browse recorded files and create custom playlists for sequential playback.
Selecting clips by codec or using favorite tags to build playlists.
Details video format, external output options, and camera output settings for playback.
Engaging HDR playback and configuring output options like 4K down-conversion.
Explains the Meters, Date, Battery, and Info sections for system information and status.
Using edit mode for tagging clips, setting in/out points, and accessing main edit controls.
Using markers, tags, exporting XML, and resetting clip data for editing.
How to set in and out points during playback to mark specific sections of footage.
Applying favorite/reject tags and using extended tags for workflow enhancement.
Exporting tagged clip information as an XML file for use in editing systems like Final Cut Pro.
Explains pulldown and provides instructions for its removal for various HD formats.
Connecting to editing workstations, supported NLEs, and transferring files.
Explains the exFAT file system used for disk formatting and its compatibility.
Lists supported software and provides a guide for importing footage into Final Cut Pro X.
Prerequisites for SmartLog and FCP X, and methods for importing XML files.
Details physical dimensions, performance specs, supported codecs, inputs/outputs, and accessories.
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