Questions about Atomos Ninja V+

I can well imagine that the manufacturer Atomos has not tested the Sony ZV-E10 and is therefore also not listed in the compatibility list. The camera has a micro HDMI out and the Ninja V+ has an HDMI input. If there is a suitable mount for the monitor, I see no reason why it shouldn't work.

WD Blue 1tb is performing ok for me. The HDMI should be 2.0 at least. My friend has Ninja V and was buying noname drives very cheaply, but only on third try he got lucky. So i would say, go for the branded one straight away. And WD Blue happens to be one of the cheapest.

Certainly not for photography. It might be for filming. A simple field monitor might do as well.

The fan becomes much quieter when you use a short SSD, as the rear ventilation slots then remain open. I use the ANDYCINE Lunchbox II Master Caddy with a suitable SSD and notice a clear difference. The fan is already audible, but if it's not in a very quiet environment, it should be fine. However, it is certainly not optimal to place the mic directly next to the monitor.

Yes, you can hear the fans. If you are doing an interview with a lavalier microphone, it is not a problem. When switched on, the unit "howls" quite loudly. Greetings

I have a total of 11 cameras, including Sony Ilce 99, Ilce 7R2 and 7R4, RX 100 7, 3 Sony camcorders and Sony Ilce 1. Sony FS5 2, Gopro Hero 9 and 10. Atomos Ninja V and Ninja V+ can be used with all my Sony and Panasonic cameras. With the Alpha 1, however, unfortunately not with 8K, although it can output 8K at the HDMI output. Cine 4K with 50/60p is possible though. I hope that Sony and/or Atomos will solve the 8K problem with a firmware. I assume that with your camera it should work up to 4K 50/60p, but I can't say for sure. Also, if you want ProRes Raw, you have to buy it, it's not built in.

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