Carl from ProAV TV takes a look at Atomos cloud functionality and how it has progressed in recent years. We discuss the practical uses of this technology across the 4 main areas of cloud studio, Live Production, Atomos Edit, Camera to Cloud & Remote View.
Carl from ProAV takes a look at Atomos cloud functionality and how it has progressed in recent years. We discuss the practical uses of this technology across the 4 main areas of cloud studio, Live Production, Atomos Edit, Camera to Cloud & Remote View.
Mia Stawinski is an award-winning photographer and videographer who specialises in capturing the raw beauty of nature and wildlife. In this video from Atomos, Mia demonstrates the features of the Atomos Ninja Ultra monitor combined with Sony Ci Media Cloud. This ultimate pairing transformed her entire workflow when capturing wildlife in Botswana.
To meet this challenge, Bauer Media turned to the Atomos Shogun C2C workflow. Leveraging the Shogun’s advanced camera-to-cloud capabilities, they were able to transform their content creation process.
The Atomos Ninja V and the whole Atomos Product Family has been upgraded in some major ways over the years. Here Chris Spiegl covers these upgrades, new workflows, opportunities, direct to cloud video recoding, streaming, and live editing. It’s a wonderful world and it has tones to offer.
In the blog post “How GMedia tells great stories in no time with Camera to Cloud” by Atomos for Videomaker, the creative agency for Green Machine Ensembles at George Mason University, uses a Camera to Cloud (C2C) workflow to streamline their video production process.
A recent article from ProNews discusses ATOMOS CONNECT, a recording & preview tool that optimizes the new era cloud workflows.
The Atomos Cloud Studio and virtual livestream mixing is a game-changer for video production. The cloud-based platform allows users to stream directly from their connected devices to YouTube, Twitch, and custom RTMPS, among other platforms. The company has made significant updates to their subscription service, making it more cost-effective and opening up a host of new features.
At Frame.io, they have established a number of very close alliances with software and hardware businesses whose impact on the filmmaking industry is evident. From portable on-camera displays to HDR studio-grade monitor-recorders, Atomos, one of these partners, undoubtedly caters to the greatest range of camera operators and content producers.
In a recent video uploaded to YouTube by Adobe Video & Motion, they discuss how Sundance Film Festival utilizes Adobe Creative Cloud and Frame.io to maintain a Camera to Cloud Workflow. Frame.io is a cloud-based video review and collaboration platform designed for video professionals and teams. It allows users to upload, review, and share video content with clients, colleagues, and stakeholders in real-time.