Atomos Ninja TX GO

Atomos Ninja TX GO – HDMI monitor-recorder with up to 6Kp30 Apple ProRes/RAW recording

The Atomos Ninja TX GO combines HDMI input and output with professional monitoring tools and high-resolution recording. It records up to 6Kp30 Apple ProRes/RAW to CFexpress Type B or external USB-C drives. In addition, it offers built-in camera-to-cloud functionality with a free ATOMOSphere membership and runs on the AtomOS Linux platform for fast performance and over-the-air updates.

Integrated camera control and connectivity

Ninja TX GO introduces built-in camera control as a free feature. When available via an upcoming OTA firmware upgrade, you can adjust exposure settings—such as aperture, shutter speed and ISO—directly from the Ninja on supported cameras from Canon, Fujifilm, Nikon, Panasonic, Sony, Z CAM and other leading brands. This tight integration helps streamline on-set operation and reduces the need to access the camera body during a take.

The unit supports Wi‑Fi 6E and NDI 6/HX3 streaming. Consequently, you can connect to ATOMOSphere, Frame.io and Dropbox for direct uploads from the device. The Ninja TX GO includes 20GB of free ATOMOSphere cloud storage to get you started with camera-to-cloud workflows.

Key features

• Camera Control (coming soon via OTA update)
• Record in Apple ProRes, Avid DNx or H.265/H.264
• Quieter, cooler temperature while using
• Capture to CFexpress Type B or USB-C storage
• Super-bright, 1500nit 5-inch touchscreen display
• HDMI 2.0, Wi‑Fi 6E input and output
• Direct upload to ATOMOSphere, Frame.io, Dropbox
• Streaming via NDI 6
• Powered by USB-C, NP-F battery or AC adaptor
• Get 20GB cloud storage FREE with ATOMOSphere
• Over the air (OTA) firmware updates

Built for HDMI workflows

Ninja TX GO accepts RAW-capable HDMI inputs and records up to 6Kp30 ProRes RAW directly to CFexpress Type B media or to external USB-C SSDs. It supports Apple ProRes, Avid DNx and H.265/H.264 codecs, offering flexibility across post-production pipelines. The unit includes three USB-C ports that handle power, storage and calibration tasks to simplify the capture-to-delivery chain.

Preloaded codecs and streaming support

The device ships with preloaded codecs including Apple ProRes/RAW up to 6Kp30, Avid DNx and H.265/H.264. It also supports NDI 6 HX3 TX & RX for efficient IP-based streaming. These codecs and streaming options let you switch between recording formats and live workflows with minimal setup changes.

Comprehensive color and metadata handling

Ninja TX GO supports selected log formats from Sony, ARRI, JVC, RED, FUJIFILM, Nikon, Panasonic and Canon. You can upload custom 3D LUTs to the monitor and output HDR conversions to Log, HLG, PQ or Dolby Vision formats. This ensures color and metadata travel with your footage through monitoring and into post-production.

Brighter, smarter monitoring

The 5‑inch HDR touchscreen delivers 1500 nits of brightness for visible monitoring even in direct sunlight. It includes professional tools such as EL Zone™, waveform, vectorscope, focus peaking and touch-to-focus. These tools help you verify framing, exposure and color accuracy on set and speed up decision-making during shoots.

Relationship to the Ninja family

Ninja TX GO shares the next-generation AtomOS platform and many modern workflows with other Ninja models. For productions that require additional I/O and features, the Ninja TX (non‑GO) adds SDI I/O, AirGlu™ wireless timecode and expanded 8Kp30 RAW recording for compatible cinematic cameras. Both models benefit from faster AtomOS performance, OTA updates and a robust locking cable system for reliable connections.

What’s in the box?

• Ninja TX GO unit
• USB-C locking cable adaptor
• USB-C locking cable (45cm)
• HDMI locking cable adaptor
• Wi-Fi antenna + antenna caps
• AirGlu antenna + antenna caps
• Quick Start Guide

Technical specifications

FAQ

Question: When will camera control be available on the Ninja TX GO?
Answer: Camera control will be available via an over-the-air (OTA) firmware upgrade. Atomos will release the update and users can install it to enable direct camera exposure adjustments on supported cameras.

Question: What recording media can I use with the Ninja TX GO?
Answer: The Ninja TX GO records to CFexpress Type B cards and can also capture to external USB-C SSDs connected to its USB-C ports. This gives you flexibility between high-performance card-based media and larger external drives.

Question: Can I stream directly from the Ninja TX GO?
Answer: Yes. The unit supports NDI 6 streaming and includes NDI 6 HX3 TX & RX capabilities for IP-based live workflows. Combined with Wi‑Fi 6E, this enables modern streaming setups and integration with broadcast networks or live production systems.

Question: How does Ninja TX GO handle cloud uploads and collaboration?
Answer: Ninja TX GO connects to ATOMOSphere, Frame.io and Dropbox for direct uploads. It also includes 20GB of free ATOMOSphere cloud storage to help you begin camera-to-cloud workflows immediately.

Question: What monitoring tools are available on the 5-inch display?
Answer: The 5‑inch, 1500 nit HDR touchscreen offers EL Zone™, waveform, vectorscope, focus peaking and touch-to-focus. These tools help you verify exposure, focus and color accuracy while shooting.

Question: How does Ninja TX GO differ from the Ninja TX model?
Answer: While both run the next-generation AtomOS platform and share many workflows, the Ninja TX (non-GO) adds SDI I/O, AirGlu™ wireless timecode and expanded 8Kp30 RAW recording for cinematic cameras. Ninja TX GO focuses on HDMI-centric workflows with the features listed above.

The Atomos Ninja TX GO provides a compact, connected solution for HDMI-based capture, monitoring and cloud-enabled workflows while supporting high-quality codecs and modern streaming standards.