Price: $349.00
(as of May 14, 2025 07:26:21 UTC – Details)
Product Description
Lightweight Design
he monitor has been slimmed down to weigh only 7.4 oz, and there are added locating holes alongside the 1/4″-20 threads for anti-twist mounting. A single L-series battery plate on the back has been placed in the center to improve balancing and maneuverability.
Brighter Display
The 5.2″ touchscreen display is 50% brighter than the Shinobi, measuring 1500 cd/m² peak brightness, making it easily readable whether you’re shooting indoors or in bright sunlight.
Camera control
Using specially designed on-screen sliders you can adjust white balance, lens aperture, shutter speed/angle and ISO. A red edge display indicates when the camera is recording internally, whether triggered by the camera or from the Shinobi II.
Perfect for video and photography
Shinobi II will run all day on a single battery and offers a host of professional monitoring features. Set up your shots accurately using our advanced histograms, waveforms and videoscopes. A multi-tool Analysis View gives you all the essential info at a glance. There’s even a selfie Mirror Mode for vloggers. Shinobi II is the perfect accessory to improve any photo or video production.
Cable locking
Atomos has developed a unique and rugged locking ecosystem to maintain a secure grip on connected HDMI and USB-C cables and Shinobi II is supplied with a special bracket to facilitate this. With Atomos locking cables (purchased separately) it is the most robust capture cable system available today. Shinobi II is also fully compatible with standard, non-locking cables.
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EL Zone & ARRI False Color
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Anamorphic desqueeze
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RED / ARRI Support
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5 inch touchscreen
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1500nit bright HDR display
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4K HDMI input
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HDR / HLG / PQ support
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Ideal Use: The Atomos Shinobi II HDMI 4K camera monitor has been designed, with a focus on common settings that need to be adjusted on a shot-by-shot basis
Versatile: It harnesses the versatility of USB-C to allow for the widest possible compatibility with most modern mirrorless and DSLR cameras
Sliders: The on-screen sliders adjust white balance, lens aperture, shutter speed and angle, and ISO with immediate and responsive access to these settings
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Customers say
Customers find the monitor works well and praise its quality. They appreciate the touch screen control, particularly for focusing and camera controls.
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TF –
Great monitor at affordable price
So far, Iâve used it on 3 shoots with my Panasonic GH6 and it works great. Sharp and lightweight.I am going to add a screen protector, had a close call in a crowded shooting area, but overall very happy. Itâs a great price point with a lot of features. Itâs only HDMI in, so if you have more professional cameras it may not have as much functionality as you need, but fits my needs perfectly.
PJ M. –
Great FX3 Companion Monitor
Loving this monitor so far. Coming from a cheap Feelworld, this feels leaps in bounds better, from the build quality to the functions. The brightness in direct sunlight can be a bit rough, but overall it’s still usable. I’m using this with an FX3 and the touch functionality and camera controls have been great. I’ve even got a v-mount to dummy battery powering the monitor and the monitor powering my camera and it seems to work just fine. Overall, I think it’s worth the price if you’re willing to skip out on the RAW recording that their other monitors offer.
Blake Rea –
Great form factor, poor execution. Unusable monitor.
I came from a Ninja V looking for a lighter, lower-power option for monitoring only, and Atomos OS 11 seemed like a great fit. After unboxing and loading my LUTs, I was barely 25 minutes in before the monitor felt hot enough to burn my fingers, this was even while using a dummy battery. I reached out to support, and their only suggestion was a firmware update, which I had already done before setting up my LUTs. After that, Atomos went silent with no real resolution. In short, this monitor runs way too hot, has a poor thermal design, and lacks real usability for a professional workflow. No surprise itâs being discounted⦠Itâll likely stay that way until they fix the issue. Until then, itâs unusable for any professional.
derion –
Works good!
Love my shinobi itâs got the job done thus far for mainly sports videos!
Amazons Giant –
Itâs not for me
Well⦠it eats up batteries , screen gets hot, not many mounting spots , isnât WiFi touch screen
Edward A. Ingold –
Bright, Accurate, with Touch Screen Camera Control
The Atomos Shinobi ii is more than a monitor. It offers touch screen control for focusing and exposure control with compatible cameras. It has a 5″, 1920×1080 screen, with 1500 NIT brightness, which can be seen even on bright day if shaded from direct sunlight. The LCD screen on most cameras is useless in that situation. It connects to the HDMI port of a camera for video, and to the USB-C port of the camera for remote control. The Shinobi has an headphone port for monitoring audio, and a LANC port for additional control (e.g., zoom and shutter). It’s features are continually upgraded through firmware.
Marc A. –
New Monitor who dis?
Great product! Monitor arrived on time as advertised! Picture quality is A1 and the new update has the âtouch to focusâ feature that was missing from the early software versions.
Aaron Tolbert –
Great monitor
Really is a wonderful monitor for filmmakers that need good controls and is on a tight budget
Maxime Romieu –
Très bon écran ! Lumineux, superbe couleurs, fluide et des fonctionnalités intéressantes ! Il y a juste un petit « mais » : pour ma part jâutilise des LUT sur mes vidéos en S-Log3 (les mêmes LUT que jâutilise en post-production) et apparemment cet écran nâest pas capable de les restituer comme il faut (rendu extrêmement contrasté et saturé, comme si on avait appliqué la LUT sur un format déjà Rec709). Je ne suis pas le seul professionnel à rencontrer ce problème, malgré un réglage aux petits soins de lâécran et les mises à jour firmware faites ! Le « touch to focus » aurait aussi été un must. Atomos serait-il possible dâobtenir une mise à jour firmware afin de remédier à ces problèmes sâil vous plaît ?
michael harper –
Item unused but comes with no HDMI to connect to the camera. Upon closer inspection there is no option to mount it portrait and a deep dive into YouTube shows its only compatible with Sony a7s3 as a display monitor only so the touch screen is useless. Company tried to keep 20% plus postage despite terms saying 10% if used which it was not. Amazon had to overrule the company. Bad experience.
stipe –
Lange hab ich darüber nachgedacht und Reviews geguckt. Welchen Monitor ich für meine FX3 nehmen soll. Wollte eben den TouchFokus und die Bedienung haben.Habe mich für den Shinobi entschieden und bin dabei auch geblieben. Aber weil ich auch ein bisschen ein Atomos Fan bin. mein Ninja V hat mir gute Dienste geleistet.Haptik des Produkts ist wunderbar finde ich, klar hätte ich mir gewünscht dass der Bildschirm bis zum Rand geht (also Randlos quasi) aber das ist alles nicht wirklich wichtig.das Camera Control und TouchFokus funktioniert eigentlich super nach dem Update (man muss ihn zuerst updaten wenn man ihn kauft)TouchFokus ist Top – das Camera Control lässt etwas zu wünschen übrig aber nur weil eben die FX3 so speziell ist.Denn ich habe bei mir nicht mehr Shutterspeed sondern die Winkeleinstellung bei der FX3 – die übernimmt er natürlich nicht. Sowie den ISO da ich im LOG Modus Cine EI filme und nur mit den Base Iso arbeite übernimmt er nur von der Kamera das und ich kann es am Monitor nicht ändern. (im Flexible ISO funkt alles)Wenn Atomos noch ein Update rausbringt wo das alles mit der FX3 funktioniert wird es ein GameChanger meiner Meinung nach. :)Auch das Laden der Kamera durch den Monitor mittels NP-F970 Akkus ist eigentlich ziemlich gut, frisst aber sehr viel Akku. Kann man aber in der Kamera abdrehen (stromzufuhr über USB C)Tip: Aber wenn man die Kamera rigged – kauft man sich von Smallrig den NP-F Akku mit Laden über USB-C dann gibt man einfach ein V-Mount Akku hinten drauf, über Adapter – V – Mount akku direkt zum Smallrig NP-F Akku – und dieser Akku wird dann vom V-Mount Akku geladen und die Kamera über den Monitor mittels USB-C, dann hat man fast unendlich viel Akku 🙂
Robert McDaid –
If you’re into photography or a video maker, The Shinobi II is a great monitor that will help you compose your video or next photo shoot……Updated firmware has made the Atomos fully functional for the Nikon Z8 and 6III.The Monitor screen is bright and large but the size3 and weight of the monitor are not too large to sit on board on your DSLR/Mirrorless camera.
Razvan Lacatus –
Molto meglio rispetto al primo Shinobi. Display veramente di qualità , sistema operativo reattivo, controllo camera ben funzionante e la qualità costruttiva, anche se plastica, è ottima. Consigliato!