Compatible with three models: NINJA TX, NINJA TX GO, and NINJA RAW.
The latest generation of Atomos monitor-recorders, led by the Ninja TX represent the company's most significant redesign since the original Ninja platform. Rather than simply updating hardware specifications, Atomos has rethought the monitor-recorder as an integrated production hub that combines HDR monitoring, RAW recording, camera control, cloud connectivity, and wireless workflows.
| Dimensions |
206mm (W) × 143mm (H) × 153mm (D) *Housing body only. |
| Weight in Air |
1.51kg |
| Buoyancy in Water |
-0.14kg (Incl. Ninja TX with NP-F970 battery) |
| Depth Rating |
100m |
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Vacuum valve |
M16 Vacuum Valve II (pre-installed) |
The three models share the same new-generation Atomos platform, but they are aimed at different users. The Ninja RAW is the entry-level model for filmmakers who want professional RAW recording. The Ninja TX GO adds cloud connectivity and wireless workflows for hybrid creators. The Ninja TX is the flagship, adding SDI, AirGlu timecode, and higher-resolution recording for cinema and broadcast productions.
The TX generation incorporates numerous exposure and color analysis tools including:
The Ninja RAW is the most affordable way into the new platform. It offers the same 1,500-nit HDR display, AtomOS 12, CFexpress recording, USB-C SSD support, EL Zone, waveform, vectorscope, and touch camera control as the higher-end models. Its primary limitation is the lack of networking features. There is no built-in Wi-Fi, so it cannot participate in camera-to-cloud workflows or wireless streaming. It is HDMI-only no SDI.
The TX GO builds directly on the Ninja RAW by integrating Wi-Fi and networking capabilities. It supports direct uploads to Frame.io, Dropbox, and ATOMOSphere, along with NDI/HX3 streaming for remote monitoring. It remains HDMI-only and records up to 6K ProRes RAW, making it well suited to mirrorless cameras from Sony, Canon, Nikon, Panasonic, and Fujifilm.
Compared with the Ninja RAW, the TX GO adds:
The Ninja TX is designed for professional cinema and broadcast environments. It includes everything found in the TX GO plus:
The Nauticam NA-Ninja TX builds on the strong foundation Nauticam has built with previous Atomos monitor/recorder housings. It can support both HDMI and SDI inputs as well as HDMI in to HDMI out, HDMI in to SDI out (cross conversion) and SDI in to SDI out. The NA-Ninja TX supports both Sony NP-F series, and SmallRig L-Series batteries. A CR-2032 battery powers the internal vacuum check and leak detection system and with the pre installed vacuum valve, the system gives real-time feedback about the watertight integrity of the housing through an easily visible multi-color LED on the top of the housing. Access to the touchscreen controls are handled via a series of buttons and a selector knob beneath the screen of the housing.
Main Features:
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Nauticam Atomos Ninja TX Housing for Atomos Ninja TX /TX GO/ RAW Monitor