Atomos recently partnered up with Frame.io to bring Camera-to-Cloud workflows to their monitors/recorders. This announcement comes with the introduction of two fresh products: the Atomos Connect accessory for Ninja V/V+ and the brand new Shogun Connect. Both devices will be available in June. A few weeks ago, Adobe introduced Frame.io integration for the latest releases of Premiere Pro and After Effects. The Adobe-owned cloud-based collaboration platform has just announced they are now shaking hands with a large number of companies to expand the reach of their Camera-to-Cloud technology and remote collaboration tools. The list of brands and platforms includes FiLMIC Pro, Teradek, Viviana Cloud, FDX FilmDataBox, FilmLight’s Baselight, Apple TV 4K, and of course one of the leaders of on-set capture: Atomos. Indeed, Frame.io and the Australian company are now bringing Camera-to-Cloud to the Ninja V/V+ and Shogun ecosystems. First introduced in 2021, the goal of this technology is to transfer video files from set to post-production in the blink of an eye, thus almost entirely eliminating ingest times. This efficient technology is now coming to Atomos products and will embrace an increasing number of users. Let’s take a closer look. Image credit: Frame.io Frame.io Camera-to-Cloud comes to Atomos products To make this happen, the Australian company had to release two new network-connected devices. The Atomos Connect and Shogun Connect come with integrated Frame.io Camera-to-Cloud capabilities. The former is a modular accessory specifically designed for the existing Ninja V/V+ models, while the latter is a span-new 7-inch monitor/recorder. The new...
Published By: CineD - Thursday, 21 April, 2022