Fujifilm X-T3 combined with Atomos Ninja V

This means that the X-T3 now has the largest sensor of any mirrorless camera that can output the sought after 10-bit 4kp60 resolution and framerate (other full-frame mirrorless cameras just announced offer 10-bit 4kp30).

10-bit advantage
Previous Fujifilm cameras have had 8-bit color and this step up to 10-bit offers billions of color combinations. This is massively beneficial when color grading, manipulating the image or chroma keying. Typically users will see smoother color gradients, eliminating the commonly seen banding in areas with gradual tone change such as blue skies. Recording to an Atomos recorder perfectly preserves this information in the ultimate way possible.

Perfect HDR images created instantly from F-Log or HLG
The Ninja V can record and display X-T3 images perfectly. Atomos have worked with Fujifilm to ensure their excellent F-Log gamma or soon to arrive HLG is accurately resolved and displayed for perfect HDR or SDR production. F-Log and HLG are also supported on all Atomos Monitor/ Recorders. The F-Log can also be output to compatible HDR televisions and monitors in standard HLG or PQ for client and customer viewing directly from the Ninja V. In addition to the F-log and HLG presents users have the ability to load an almost infinite number of custom LUTs onto the Ninja V.

Ergonomics that match
The X-T3 and Ninja V are an ideal size match. The 5 inch screen only weighs 360g and sits perfectly on top of the camera. The whole setup is easy to handle, even when shooting all day long.

High bright 1000nit monitoring
Seeing the built-in screen of all mirrorless cameras is difficult in bright conditions. The Ninja V screen has an amazing 1000nit of brightness when in SDR mode, allowing it to be used effectively, even when outside.

Affordable, reliable SATA SSD media.
When recording video with the X-T3 and Ninja V you can shoot to the new generation of Atomos AtomX SSDmini drives. These are developed with leading brands and offer high speed and high reliability in a compact metal chassis. Guard your X-T3 video by recording to proven, economical SATA SSD media.
 

Why external recording makes sense
This new Fuji, like all the other new mirrorless cameras on the market, is limited in what it can record internally. Camera manufacturers are already pushing their designs to the limits of computing, heat and power consumption, especially with the new, larger sensors.

This necessitates compromises - limiting the bit depth, codecs used and the data rates used for internal recording. Recognizing that users want better quality and maximum flexibility the camera makers work with Atomos to optimize external recording at higher bit depth and higher bitrates, offering HDR and Post Production quality earlier.

By moving recording to an external Atomos recorder like the Ninja V, mirrorless cameras are freed of many of their key video limitations. Record time limits are lifted and easy-to-edit Apple ProRes or Avid DNx codecs recorded, instead of hard to edit H.264 or H.265.

X-T3 internal 10-bit recording is limited to 4:2:0 color and a codec that can be difficult to work with in post, whereas with the Ninja V you gain much more accurate 4:2:2 color and the established performance of Apple ProRes.

Atomos CEO, Jeromy Young notes:
"Fujifilm's new offerings really do stake a large claim at the compact mirrorless, photo/video table. The technology improvements in video, especially over HDMI in 4K and in HDR show Fujifilm is listening to its pro customers and delivering what they need faster than almost all other makers. We love our Fuji devices here at Atomos."