Camera to Cloud, Live Switching, and Streaming - The ATOMOS Ninja V Connect Upgrade

The Atomos Ninja V and the whole Atomos Product Family has been upgraded in some major ways over the years. Here I cover 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.
🔗 Relevant Links:
• ATOMOS Ninja V - The T...
• Atomos Ninja V & Canon...
• ATEM Mini Pro vs. Atom...
• Step-by-Step: Atomos N...
• Atomos Ninja V Monitor...
• Atomos Ninja V / Autom...
• Step-by-Step LUT Insta...
⚡️ Product Links:
Atomos Ninja V - crsp.li/ninjav
Canon EOS R5 C - crsp.li/eosr5c
Canon EOS R - crsp.li/eosr
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🎧 Chapters / Show Notes:
00:00 Intro and Overview of Firmware Upgrades
00:43 Time Lapse Recording: • ATOMOS Ninja V - The T...
00:54 RAW Capabilities - Atomos Ninja V
01:29 Connecting Atomos Ninja V to the internet
03:32 Example Use-Case: Canne Film Festival Social Media Video Production
04:35 You don't get suck in the Atomos Cloud
05:14 Editing Proxy Files in the Cloud
05:39 Atomos Connect Summary
07:18 AtomXCast: The Big Upgrade
07:57 Live Switch Controller Software for MacOS
08:54 Audio follows Camera Mode
09:30 Picture in Picture Mode
09:56 Scene Switch Settings
10:45 Camera Input Control and Settings
11:32 HDMI, SSD, and Stream Output Settings
12:34 Overlay Setup, Position, Onloading
12:58 BIG Upgrade: Color Adjustments via AI Support
13:51 Camera Input Color Matching by Generating an AI LUT
15:41 Summary and Outro
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Main Camera - Canon EOS R5 C: crsp.li/R5C
Secondary Camera - Two Canon EOS R: crsp.li/EOSR
Main Lens - Canon RF 15-35mm f/2.8: crsp.li/RF1535F28
Zoom Lens - Canon RF 70-200mm f/4: crsp.li/RF70200F4
Shallow Depth Lens - Canon RF 35mm f/1.8: crsp.li/RF35F18
Multi Purpose Lens - Canon RF 24-105mm f/4: crsp.li/RF24105F4L
Action Camera - Insta360 X3: crsp.li/Insta360X3
Drone - DJI Mini 3 Pro: crsp.li/DJIMini3Pro
Movement & Stabilization - Zhiyun Weebill 2 Pro: crsp.li/ZhiyunWeebill2Pro
ProRes Video Recorder & Monitor - Ninja V: crsp.li/NinjaV
Camera Sync - Tentacle Sync E: crsp.li/SyncE
Live Video Switcher - ATEM Mini: crsp.li/ATEMMini
32Bit Float Audio Recorder - Zoom F6: crsp.li/ZoomF6
Main Studio Mic - Oktava MK-012: crsp.li/OktavaMK012
On Camera Mic - Røde VideoMic NTG: crsp.li/RodeVideoMicNTG
Podcast Mic - Shure Beta 58A: crsp.li/ShureBeta58A
Wireless Mic - Røde Wireless Go II: crsp.li/RodeWirelessGOII
32Bit Float Tiny Recorder - Tentacle Track E: crsp.li/TrackE
Video and Audio Editing - Adobe Creative Cloud: crsp.li/CreativeCloud
Content Scheduling for Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, etc.: crsp.li/ContentStudio
Music for Videos - Audiio: crsp.li/audiio
Walking while Working - Walkolution Treadmill: crsp.li/Walkolution

[@SoundOfYourDestiny]

The desktop app is killer. I would never even bother to use the controls on the physical device to do switching. The drag-&-drop graphic-layout editor is cool; not showing any graphics in this video was a missed opportunity. Anyway... unlike BMD's ATEM switcher software, you can see the live feed from the switcher. And the camera-matching works surprisingly well. GJ.

[@ChrisSpiegl]

I think both have great software and tools available. The BMD ATEM is more powerful and packed with features. Probably the right choice for most people. And if you want to see the live feed on your computer while you use the software to switch things around, you can always use the ATEM Webcam mode and a program like "Camera Preview" or "OBS Studio".

[@RastaHenkie]

Thank you very useful👍

[@Valleedbrume]

Does any body know an alternative to frame IO ?

[@ChrisSpiegl]

At this point, I have only used frame.io since it's now part of the Adobe subscription which I use daily.

[@schnellkannjeder]

brauch ich zwingend ein abo für atomos cloud studio???

[@ChrisSpiegl]

Kommt darauf an was du machen willst. Man braucht das Abo eigentlich nur wenn man die Cloud Funktionen nutzen will (aka: ich habe keines und kann alles lokal machen).

[@schnellkannjeder]

@@ChrisSpiegl möchte gerne interviews live streamen...zum beispiel auf youtube...