Image credit: CineDĪll these tools share the ability to instantly upload a high-quality proxy version of what the camera is capturing directly to the cloud.
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FiLMiC Pro app with frame.io C2C integration. Also, frame.io offers democratic access to their cloud-based workflows, since these are supported even by a few smartphone apps, such as FiLMiC Pro. The list includes the new Teradek Serv 4K wireless video transmitter as well as the Atomos Connect module for NINJA V/V+ and Shogun Connect monitor/recorder, just to name a few. Image credit: CineD frame.io Camera to Cloud: current statusĪ large number of devices already supports the company’s Camera to Cloud technology. The Atomos Connect has frame.io C2C capabilities. At Cine Gear 2022, Michael Cioni from frame.io gave us some very interesting insights on the path that this technology will take. Indeed, on that occasion many manufacturers launched their first ever cloud-connected devices with C2C integration. However, it was only during NAB 2022 back in April that it really got a boost. This technology has been around for over a year now. It allows proxy files to get instantly uploaded from the camera to the cloud, so that editors and remote collaborators can start working on-the-fly without having to wait for hard drives to be shipped. If you think this is a bold statement, then read on.įrame.io‘s Camera to Cloud (C2C) technology promises to cut any waiting time between production and post. According to him, 10 years from now “cameras will not have media cards” anymore.
At Cine Gear 2022, we stopped by the frame.io booth where Michael Cioni taught us more about the present and future of their Camera to Cloud technology.
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