Jeromy Young (Atomos): “Turn your iPhone into a professional monitor, recorder and streaming with Ninja Phone”

Jeromy Young, CEO and co-founder of atoms, shows in this video interview at NAB 2024, Ninja Phone, a silent 10-bit video coprocessor for smartphones and tablets that allows recording from professional HDMI cameras.

The first version of Ninja Phone is designed to iPhone 15 Pro y iPhone 15 Pro Max and his screen OLED. Ninja Phone encodes the camera's HDMI signal in ProRes or H.265, both formats with magnificent 10-bit quality for perfect HDR.

The encoded video is sent through the salida USB-C from Ninja Phone to the USB-C port of the iPhone 15 Pro or Pro Max.
At the same time, the advanced system in chip A17 iPhone decodes the image from the camera sensor to display it on the iPhone's high-resolution screen.

With a weight of only 335 grams, including the iPhone 15 Pro Max, is packed with the latest technology, including 10-bit H.265 encoding, Wi-Fi 6E, and low-latency 5G for the ultimate in mobile live streaming.

The user can choose the way of working to record master files in ProRes and H.265 proxies for full cinematic quality, or encode 10-bit H.265 only from Ninja Phone for the easiest, fastest, production-quality workflows perfect for sending directly to social channels. The choice of 10-bit ProRes and/or H.265 is yours.

As for using the iPhone as a monitor, the XDR OLED screens from Apple offer an impressive 1600 nits maximum brightness, ideal for HDR and daylight viewing, with a contrast ratio of 2,000,000:1. By not requiring LCD feedback, the blacks of the OLED display are deeper with enormous contrast. Furthermore, their 460ppi, turn an iPhone into the highest-resolution display ever into a Ninja, allowing for crystal-clear video and crisp, precise tracking, especially when zoomed in.

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