AtomOS 11.13.00 Firmware Released – Adds HDMI RAW 6K Mode Support for Canon C80 & R1

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by Heath McKnightToday

Atomos has released the AtomOS 11.13.00 firmware update for the Ninja Ultra, Ninja V+, Shogun Connect, and Shogun Ultra. It brings HDMI RAW 6K support for the Canon EOS C80 and R1, plus support for SDI Filenaming with the Canon EOS C80, and more.

The Atomos Ninja Ultra debuted last year as the successor to the popular Ninja V and Ninja V+. Features include a 5-inch, 10-bit 1920 x 1080 monitor with 1000 nits of maximum brightness. It records up to 8K at 30p ProRes RAW, along with H.265, ProRes, and DNxHD.

Meanwhile, the Atomos Shogun Ultra also launched in 2023. Both new monitor-recorders feature a 7-inch, 2000-nit IPS display along with Camera-to-Cloud capabilities, up to 8K30p ProRes RAW, AtomOS 11, and more.

AtomOS 11.13.00 – new features

When Atomos released AtomOS 11, they delivered an overhauled operating system that offered a better, more streamlined interface. Major new features included ARRI False Color and El Zone tools to help with exposure, new recording and scheduled playback tools, and more.

They have provided frequent firmware updates following the release of AtomOS 11. These include Touch to Focus camera control for specific cameras and added support for SRT and FUJIFILM F-LOG2. These updates also impacted the Atomos Shinobi II.

AtomOS 11.13.00 adds new features specific to the Canon EOS C80 and R1 and impacts the Atomos Ninja Ultra, Ninja V+, Shogun Connect, and Shogun Ultra. The new features include:

• Support for Canon C80 HDMI RAW 6K modes (6000 x 3164 at 59.94 fps).
• SDI Filenaming for the C80.
• Support for Canon R1 HDMI RAW 6K modes (6000 x 3164 at 23.98, 24, 25, 29.97, 50 and 59.94 fps).

Price and availability

The AtomOS 11.13.00 firmware update is available now as a free update. Learn more about the update plus instructions on Atomos’ support page. The Atomos Ninja Ultra sells for $799/€799, while the Shogun Ultra retails for $1,199/€1,199.

Have you been using the Atomos Ninja Ultra on your projects? What do you think of the AtomOS 11 update with HDMI RAW 6K support for the Canon EOS C80 and C1? Let us know in the comments below!