![]() ![]() This is my first time using an Atomos device. There was one for rent from Borrow Lenses at $15 per day. Doesn't instill confidence that a key item for usability isn't available in the United States (even used). I found one at a shop in the UK and ordered it. But, you need a proprietary Atomos cable for it. So, now I have to do that.Īlso, the tutorial video didn't cover this but did show how to link the menu from the Z Cam to the Atomos. But, are also told to update the firmware (for a device I just bought) because the activation won't work with this firmware. Then you have to download a Token and install that on an SSD to load it onto the camera. They have paid ones, random ones, and at the bottom when you click on Codecs they have DNx and ProRes RAW. Then you get to navigate their website for activation buttons and search for the right one(s). ![]() This takes three numbers (serial number and two others hidden in the Atomos menu) and a few other details. To do this you need to register the device. Plug it into the camera (HDMI) and you get a notice telling you to activate the ProRes RAW capability. Maybe it does but there's a maze of steps to get there and after two hours of reading FAQs and videos I'm still sorting it out. I bought this because it was promoted as being capable of recording ProRes RAW from the Z Cam.
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