ATOMOS is enhancing its camera-to-cloud service by introducing the ATOMOSphere, a robust new cloud-based ecosystem for media storage, backup, camera-to-cloud workflows, file sharing, review, and approval, among other features.
This platform aims to directly compete with Frame.io and other camera-to-cloud ecosystems, connecting not only ATOMOS products but also the cameras they support.
The ATOMOSphere offers a user-friendly, single sign-on interface and a background uploading system that allows for fast and straightforward backup to the cloud, even while video cameras are still recording.
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“With ATOMOSphere, we’re connecting creatives across the globe,” said Peter Barber, Chief Operating Officer of ATOMOS.
“We have developed an open cloud platform that does not lock you into any specific system or workflow.
It doesn’t matter what camera you use, what format you shoot in, or which editing software you prefer – ATOMOSphere is designed to be open, flexible, and adaptable to your unique workflow.”
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Through this membership, users can register devices, manage storage, upload media, and collaborate with team members and clients worldwide in a safe and secure environment.
Users of cloud-connected Ninja or Shogun monitor recorders can quickly pair their devices with their ATOMOSphere account and start sharing footage in real time.
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While ATOMOSphere is crafted to compete with other cloud solutions, ATOMOS has made its integration uniquely open, allowing users to collaborate with those solutions as well.
Creators can link all cloud-based services in a hub-like fashion, maintaining full control to transfer footage and assets from one service to another as needed.
Additionally, users who have not connected to the cloud using ATOMOS products are still supported through traditional physical media ingestion.
If users are recording to SSDs or removable media with a monitor recorder, they can connect to a computer and upload directly to ATOMOSphere after wrapping up for the day or swapping out media when full.
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ATOMOSphere supports high-end formats such as Apple ProRes, Avid DNx, HEVC H.265, H.264, and others, as well as RAW image formats.
This platform allows users to sort, share, and collaborate with an unlimited array of production teams.
ATOMOS also claims that even if the system cannot natively read the chosen file formats outside of those listed, it can still accept these files for backup and archival purposes, regardless of type, format, or camera brand.
Moreover, ATOMOS has partnered with Axel.AI to provide cloud editing and AI tools, including media management, automated transcription in 20 languages, metadata tagging, multi-user editing, and intelligent media search.
Pricing and Availability
Existing ATOMOS customers receive a free tiered Starter Plan membership, which includes up to 20GB of storage space, along with options to purchase additional space as needed.
Users can upgrade to paid storage plans starting at $10 a month for up to 500GB, or opt for a 1 TB annual plan for $159 a year, with additional tiers available up to 50 TB.
This rate also includes a 5% discount on all products from the ATOMOS online store.
To get started, users can set up their free ATOMOSphere account and then download the latest AtomOS 11.15.00 firmware update for existing Ninja and Shogun products before signing in. For more information, visit www.atomos.com.
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In other ATOMOS news from NAB, the company announced a new 4K Wireless Transmitter and Receiver System.
The TX-RX System delivers low-latency HD-SDI and 4K HDMI video for wireless on-set monitoring, utilizing 5G Wi-Fi for long-distance connections.
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This system transmits 4K video at 30 fps over HDMI or 1080p at 60 fps over SDI, with a transmission range of up to 300 meters (986 feet) and latency as low as 0.06 seconds.
The transmitters support up to four receivers simultaneously, adapting to multi-camera and monitor workflows that scale according to production crew sizes.
The system also enables wireless connections to mobile devices, supporting both iOS and Android.
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The ATOMOS TX-RX retails for $599, with additional RX receivers available for $349 and TX transmitters for $449.
All products are listed for pre-order and will begin shipping in June 2025.
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Order Links:
- ATOMOS TX-RX 4K/HD Wireless Video Transmitter & Receiver Set (B&H)
- ATOMOS TX 4K/HD Wireless Video Transmitter (B&H)
- ATOMOS RX 4K/HD Wireless Video Receiver (B&H)
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