The Atomos Shinobi II is a compact 5.2-inch HDMI HDR monitor designed for vloggers, photographers, and filmmakers who want to more reliably assess sharpness, exposure, and composition while shooting. The Full HD touchscreen with 1,500 nits of brightness remains readable even outdoors and supports signals up to UHD/DCI 4Kp30, HDR HLG/PQ, and Log preview with…
The Atomos Shinobi II is a compact 5.2-inch HDMI HDR monitor designed for vloggers, photographers, and filmmakers who want to more reliably assess sharpness, exposure, and composition while shooting. The Full HD touchscreen with 1,500 nits of brightness remains readable even outdoors and supports signals up to UHD/DCI 4Kp30, HDR HLG/PQ, and Log preview with AtomHDR. AtomOS 11 offers waveform, zebra, histogram, Atomos/ARRI/EL Zone false color, focus peaking, zoom, anamorphic desqueeze, frame guides, and the ability to save up to eight custom 3D LUTs. Via USB-C, you can adjust white balance, aperture, ISO, and shutter speed on supported Canon, Panasonic, Sony, and Z CAM cameras, monitor camera status, and use touch-to-focus or the shutter release. The monitor is powered by a single NP-F/L-Series battery, USB-C PD, or an optional Battery Eliminator; the USB-C port can also deliver up to 13 W to a compatible camera. Thanks to its light weight of 210 g, a 1/4″-20 thread with anti-rotation points, and a locking HDMI/USB-C adapter, it integrates easily into a lightweight rig.

Atomos Shinobi II
This lightweight 5.2-inch HDR monitor delivers a 1500-nit image that stays readable outdoors. It adds precise exposure, focus and framing tools, plus USB-C control for compatible cameras.

AtomOS 11 puts waveform, histogram, vectorscope, zebras, false colour and frame guides on the touchscreen. USB-C control supports white balance, aperture, shutter and ISO on compatible Canon, Panasonic and Sony cameras; Z CAM E2 support uses an optional LANC cable. A red screen edge clearly indicates internal recording.
The 10-bit HDR/SDR display handles HLG, PQ and Log material with 10+ stops of dynamic range. Store up to eight custom 3D LUTs, use anamorphic desqueeze and frame for cinema or social delivery. Calibrate Shinobi II with a Calibrite probe or Atomos Calibrator for dependable colour.


The slim body weighs only 210 g and uses one Sony NP-F/L-Series battery. It can also run from USB-C PD and supply power to a compatible camera over USB-C. The included adapter secures HDMI and USB-C cables while retaining compatibility with standard non-locking cables.
The Atomos Shinobi II is a top-of-the-line 5-inch HDR monitor with a high brightness of 1500 nits, requiring a Sony NP-F (L-Series) battery or USB-C power for operation. For full functionality and protection in the field, it is essential to choose compatible HDMI cables with full bandwidth, a stable power solution, and dedicated protective cages.
Protection and Mounting - Accessories for physical protection of the monitor and shielding against stray light.
Power and Batteries - Chargers and adapters for the Sony NP-F standard and external power via D-Tap or DC.
Connection Cables - High-quality HDMI cables ensuring reliable signal transmission between the camera and monitor.
Accessory Kits - Comprehensive accessory packages designed specifically for 5-inch Atomos monitors.
| Manufacturer: | Atomos |
| Category: | Camera monitors |
| Supported video signal modes (resolution / frame rate) | 1080i up to 60i · 720p up to 60p · 4K DCI/UHD up to 30p · 1080p up to 60p |
| Size | 5.2" |
| Monitor inputs | HDMI |
| Luminosity | 1500cd/m2 |
| Panel resolution | 1920x1080 |
| Monitor power supply | USB-C |
| Display resolution | 1920x1080px |
| Other features | 3D LUT correction · Power output |
| Display type | LCD |
| High Brightness (NITS) | Yes |
| SDR/HDR | HDR |
| Power supply type | batteries · power supply |
| Battery type | Sony NP-F |
| Supported LOG | Nikon N-Log · Panasonic Vlog · Canon CLog3 · Canon CLog2 · Canon CLog · Sony SLog3 · Sony SLog2 |
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