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Atomos ATOMOS CONNECT | Ultimate accessory for Ninja/Ninja Ultra & Ninja V/V+ with a connection to the world
Product Code: AOATOMCON003
Suggested Retail Price £269+VAT
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Description
ATOMOS CONNECT is the ultimate accessory for the Ninja/Ninja Ultra and represents a profound shift in the way we conceive of devices for monitoring and recording. The ATOMOS CONNECT fits to the back of the Ninja/Ninja Ultra and features a 12G SDI input, ATOMOS AirGlu™ wireless sync timecode technology which enables direct, long-range communication between devices, multiple power options to accommodate a variety of on-set scenarios, plus Wi-Fi 6, Gigabit Ethernet, and Bluetooth LE capabilities for flexible connections. When attached to the Ninja/Ninja Ultra, the ATOMOS CONNECT transforms professional cinema, mirrorless, and DSLR cameras into fully connected devices that support a range of advanced cloud-based workflows.
With the ATOMOS CONNECT accessory the Ninja/Ninja Ultra can livestream to a range of online services including, Facebook Live, Twitch, and YouTube. With Wi-Fi 6, Gigabit Ethernet, and the ability to join cellular hotspots all built-in, the ATOMOS CONNECT helps filmmakers, streamers and video content producers reach their audience from anywhere.
ATOMOS CONNECT is fully integrated as a Frame.io Camera to Cloud (C2C) device. Through support of HDMI and SDI equipped cameras, the device offers advanced online workflows and remote collaboration to many more filmmakers, streamers, and video content creators. With Frame.io for Adobe Creative Cloud now part of the Creative Cloud subscription, even more filmmakers will have access to cloud-based workflows.
Frame.io C2C brings the domains of production and post closer together, enabling new ways for remote teams to collaborate. The dual record feature of the ATOMOS CONNECT for Ninja/Ninja Ultra creates “hero” Apple ProRes, Avid DNxHR/HD (or ProRes RAW on the NINJA V+) and “proxy” HEVC (H.265) files with matching timecode and metadata. Proxy files can also be uploaded during capture using ATOMOS progressive transfer technology so that the proxy clip is available in the cloud as soon as recording stops.
The built-in SDI and HDMI interfaces allow the ATOMOS CONNECT to support a comprehensive range of professional cinema, DSLR and mirrorless cameras. The device also features ATOMOS AirGlu™ wireless sync technology which enables direct, long-range communication between devices and provides a robust timecode lock.
ATOMOS CONNECT enables filmmakers, streamers, and video content producers of every kind to share their work with an audience from anywhere, easily, and seamlessly. ATOMOS CONNECT allows customers to work with any HDMI or SDI camera using a choice of connections. Regardless of the camera chosen, content creators can easily create a multi-camera setup where all devices are locked with wireless synchronised timecode.
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Camera to Cloud (C2C) is improving the way production teams share footage with remote collaborators by offering a fast, easy and secure method to transfer media and collaborate in real-time. This technology creates a direct path from production to post-production, allowing media to be transferred from C2C-certified devices over standard network connections to the cloud from any location. As a result, footage can be viewed, approved, and edited almost immediately and from anywhere, significantly speeding up the production process.
Atomos Cloud Studio (ACS) is revolutionising video production by harnessing the capabilities of cloud computing. This innovative platform offers filmmakers, live streaming producers, video content creators and really anyone who likes to film unparalleled accessibility, scalability, and cost-effectiveness. By migrating production processes to the cloud, ACS eliminates the need for expensive hardware investments and physical studio spaces, making high-quality production tools accessible to creators of all scales. Its flexibility enables real-time collaboration, on-demand resource allocation, and seamless adaptation to changing project requirements. Moreover, ACS integrates with emerging technologies like artificial intelligence and machine learning, enhancing production workflows and optimising resource utilisation. With robust security measures and built-in redundancy, ACS ensures the reliability and protection of sensitive production data. In essence, Atomos Cloud Studio represents the future of video production, empowering creators to embrace the latest advances in technology and collaborate more efficiently in an ever-evolving industry landscape.
As the production and creative industries become more and more competitive, the need for a quick and efficient, yet high-quality post-production workflow has become even more prominent. Although some of this technology has been around for a while, like with most new technology it’s expensive to start with. This usually means it’s not within the budget for most creatives & production companies, until now.
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