Ever seen a monitor recorder win an award? Atomos did. Right here in Amsterdam you can almost feel the energy of innovation. Atomos a company founded in 2010 by Jeromy Young created the Sapphire 8K Global Shutter Sensor. This sensor won the Innovation of the Year award in 2022. It’s a full-frame sensor supporting incredible recording capabilities. Atomos didn’t stop there. They’ve also produced a range of products. Think Ninja series Shogun series even the Atomos Connect. This last one is particularly clever. It lets you connect your camera to your computer for video conferencing or streaming. Imagine using this technology to broadcast live from Amsterdam’s canals. Atomos products have been in major Hollywood films. They’ve even been used in a short film by Amy Dellar and in the high-budget movie The Creator. The company started with simpler recorders but advanced quickly to 4K recorders with HDR capabilities. It all started with a desire to meet broadcast standards. Atomos even collaborated with Sony and Panasonic on projects. They helped push the adoption of ProRes RAW. Atomos has offices worldwide. It has a truly global presence with a strong distribution network. Today Atomos is a leader in video technology. Its products are used by professionals and filmmakers alike. They are a testament to Australian ingenuity. Its legacy of innovation continues to shape how we capture and share video. So next time you see stunning video remember Atomos. It might just have been filmed using their equipment.
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