Samurai SD/HD-SDI Recorder Direct to Apple ProRes at ProFlixSales

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) August 21, 2011 -- The innovative Atomos Samurai Hard Disk Recorder is now available for pre-order at ProFlixSales (www.ProFlixSales.com) for September 2011 delivery. The Samurai is the much anticipated HD-SDI big brother to the award winning Ninja Recorder. Full resolution HD-SDI input recording in Apple ProRes with 24 PSF Support and 24/60i 3:2 Pulldown removal on capture.

The unit uses standard 2.5 inch Hard Disk or Solid State Disk (SSD) allow for up to 16.5 hours recording per disk. SSD are recommended for vibration sensitive or harsh recording environments.

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Samurai SD/HD-SDI Recorder Direct to Apple ProRes at ProFlixSales

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The Continuous Power system allows you to hot swap between 2 batteries. Never have to stop recording while you deal with batteries. The tough Aluminum body is strong and lightweight. A fully loaded Samurai with batteries and disk weighs less than 2 lbs.

ProFlixSales (www.ProFlixSales.com) is currently accepting advanced orders of the Atomos Samurai. The HDMI Ninja is in stock and shipping.

"The Samurai promises to be the answer to Hard Disk recording for the Professional market that relies on HD-SDI and Apple ProRes" said Mike Hill, VP Products ProFlixSales (www.ProFlixSales.com) "The ability to GenLock 2 units makes the Samurai an ideal entry product for 3D production". As the release date approaches we will be tweeting more information, including discount coupons .

About ProFlixSales: ProFlixSales ( www.ProFlixSales.com ) based in Atlanta GA offers a full line of high quality solutions for Digital Media production and post-production. For more information contact sales@proflixsales.com or twitter @ProFlixSales

More information can be found online at http://www.ProFlixSales.com

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