Atomos Sunhood for Shinobi II

Technical Details: Atomos Sunhood for Shinobi II

This black Sunhood from Atomos, designed for the Shinobi II monitor, proves indispensable in challenging lighting environments, effectively blocking reflections and glare that threaten to wash out the displayed image.

Key Features:

Designed for Shinobi II monitor
Effective in challenging lighting environments
Blocks surplus reflections and glare
Prevents image washout
Crucial for handling HDR imagery

This becomes particularly crucial when handling HDR imagery, renowned for its extensive contrast range, and highly susceptible to being overwhelmed by glare.

Top Three Features: Atomos Sunhood for Shinobi II

Designed for Shinobi II monitor: This feature ensures that the Sunhood is a perfect fit for your Shinobi II monitor, providing optimal coverage and protection. It's been specifically crafted to complement the monitor's design, enhancing its functionality without compromising on aesthetics.

Effective in challenging lighting environments: Whether you're shooting in bright sunlight or under harsh artificial lights, this Sunhood can handle it all. It's designed to perform under challenging lighting conditions, ensuring that your monitor's display remains clear and visible at all times.

Blocks reflections and glare: With this Sunhood, you no longer have to worry about unwanted reflections or glare ruining your monitor's display. It effectively blocks out these disturbances, providing you with a clean, unobstructed view of your footage.

Our expert's opinion about the Atomos Sunhood for Shinobi II
The Atomos Sunhood for Shinobi II is a game-changer for videographers working in challenging lighting environments. This black Sunhood not only enhances the functionality of your Shinobi II monitor but also ensures that reflections and glare are effectively blocked out. It's particularly crucial when handling HDR imagery, renowned for its extensive contrast range. The Atomos Sunhood for Shinobi II is a must-have accessory for those serious about their videography.