The inaugural Atomos Live was recently streamed on YouTube. It was hosted by PhotoJoseph, who was joined by returning Atomos CEO Jeromy Young, recently appointed COO Peter Barber, Paul Scurrell, Senior VP of Product, and John Restivo, our resident Camera to Cloud expert.
Atomos is delighted to introduce three exciting actions to turbocharge your sales of Atomos products and enhance your customers’ video production experiences
The long-awaited sales moment has arrived! Atomos is thrilled to kick off “Black Month” by introducing three great offers tailored for all creators. Running from November 9th to November 30th, 2023, the Atomos deals encompass the Ninja & Ninja Ultra, Zato and Atomos Connect, promising something special for everyone.
Matthew Allard ACS recently wrote an article for NewsShooter discussing Atomos Edit Public Beta. Atomos Edit Public Beta, a cloud-based video editing platform, has been released. Atomos Edit, an Australian company, states to be “here to revolutionize your video editing experience.” Atomos Edit was first announced in April 2023 as part of Cloud Studio, a suite of cloud-based video production services.
A recent article from ProNews discusses ATOMOS CONNECT, a recording & preview tool that optimizes the new era cloud workflows.
Erik from NewsShooter received a thorough tour of the Atomos Connect Cloud Studio workflow from Paul from Atomos at NAB 2023. It has grown, and this year, among other capabilities, an editing platform is being added to the process.
Having built a solid reputation for designing and manufacturing innovative production devices, Atomos recently introduced a powerful new collection of complementary, cloud-based video production services under the umbrella term Atomos Cloud Studio (ACS). Paul Scurrell, Senior VP, Product, explains all.
Paul Scurrell takes us on his rundown of the company’s latest updates at NAB. Atomos has gone live with its Cloud Studio and CONNECT monitor-recorders, so anyone with a Ninja V or V+ fitted with an ATOMOS CONNECT, or a Shogun CONNECT, can use either WiFi or Ethernet to connect their cameras to Atomos Cloud Studio.
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.