The ATEM is an incredibly powerful live production tool, it’s the heart and brains of the live ecosystem. So to help you choose the right model, we’ve put together a quick comparison guide based on the key points we’ve highlighted in our previous article – Choosing the Right Blackmagic Design ATEM for the Job.
Up to 10 Inputs:
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10+ Inputs:
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1* The ATEM Mini Pro can output the programme feed via the USB-C connection. It does also feature a single HDMI port, which can be configured to output either; Mulitiviewer, Programme, Preview, or Camera ISO.
Chromakeying in the ATEM
The ATEM range has two different chroma keyers, the standard and the advanced chroma key. The standard will allow you to select hue and luminance levels to pull a key, whereas the advanced version allows you to use a colour picker tool, has more refined controls, and ultimately is faster to use.
Preview output
A* It is possible to utilise the auxiliary output of the ATEM to act as a preview out.
Volatile vs Non-Volatile Memory
When a system that uses Volatile Memory loses power that data is lost. In contrast, a non-volatile system retains its data regardless of power loss.
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