+Atomos Shogun

This versatile 7" on-camera recording monitor offers up to DCI 4K raw recording, HDMI and 12/6/3G-SDI inputs/outputs. With the AtomOS 10.4 firmware update, the Shogun 7 provides ISO recording of up to four HD-SDI camera streams plus program capture.

+Odyssey Apollo

Apollo is a portable multichannel monitor/recorder/switcher that can simultaneously record up to four HD video signals, along with a fifth channel of either a live-switch, or a quad-split reference view. Separate ‘Preview’ and ‘Program’ outputs allow you to monitor on set while using Apollo’s touch screen for simple switching with cut or dissolves. Play back in perfect sync while toggling cameras. All of this functionality in a unit the size of a small tablet and capable of battery power for the ultimate portability. Our kit includes mounting arm, batteries, AC power supply, x3 SSD's, Hoodman, power and video cables.

+odyssey 7q+

7" touchscreen OLED on-board monitor and recorder. 3g-SDI in and out, LUTs, and image analysis tools. 1280x800 resolution. All of our Odyssey 7Q+ recorders include the full line of paid upgrades. Our kit includes mounting arm, batteries, AC power supply, x3 SSD's, Hoodman, power and video cables.

+Sound devices pix240

The Pix 240i is an external video recorder and monitor featuring 3G-SDI and HDMI video inputs and outputs. By SDI, you can record 1080p 4:4:4 color information in 12-bit color depth to Apple's ProRes 4444 codec, or 1080p 4:2:2 10 or 8-bit to ProRes or Avid's DNxHD, and by HDMI you can record 4:4:4 or 4:2:2 in 10 or 8-bit. All recordings get stored as QuickTime .MOV files to either CF cards or 2.5" SSDs. A built-in scaler will let you perform up, down and cross conversion, pulldown removal, and HD-to-SD / HD-to-SD aspect ratio conversion.

+aja ki pro$50/day

The Ki Pro is a tapeless recording device designed to streamline post-production workflow by simplifying video acquisition. The unit features both SDI and HDMI inputs, making it compatible with most prosumer and professional cameras. No matter what the camera's format, the Ki Pro takes advantage of Apple's ProRes technology for a seamless transition "from lens to post." The device records to 250GB HDD's.