ATOMOSphere: Cloud Storage, Video Editing & Collaboration for Filmmakers

ATOMOSphere is a cloud-based media storage, management, and collaboration platform designed for filmmakers, photographers, video professionals, and content creators. Optimized for high-resolution video, RAW footage, and photography files from leading camera brands, ATOMOSphere helps streamline production workflows from recording and cloud backup to online editing, client reviews, and final delivery. With flexible storage options, AI-powered tools, and global collaboration features, ATOMOSphere makes it easier to manage creative projects without relying entirely on physical storage drives or expensive removable media. You don't even need an Atomos product to get started.

What Is ATOMOSphere?

ATOMOSphere is an online cloud platform that brings media storage, file management, sharing, and editing tools together in one workspace. It supports high-resolution video, RAW photo formats from major camera brands, and additional project assets such as Word documents and PDFs.

The platform is designed to work with existing creative workflows, allowing users to upload media from connected Atomos devices, camera memory cards, or other devices. Whether you're working on a professional film production, managing photography archives, or creating online content, ATOMOSphere provides a centralized place to store and access your media.

Free and Paid ATOMOSphere Plans

Getting started is simple. The free ATOMOSphere starter plan includes:

• 20GB of cloud storage: Automatically available to all my.Atomos members.
• Paid storage plans: Options for additional cloud storage as project needs grow.
• AI-powered features: Access to Scene Understanding and speech-to-text in 19 languages through paid plans.
• Exclusive benefits: Paid plans also unlock special deals, early product access, and Atomos web store discounts.

ATOMOSphere Cloud Storage: Back Up and Manage Media Online

One of the biggest advantages of ATOMOSphere is the ability to back up production media directly to the cloud. Instead of relying solely on physical drives and removable media, filmmakers and photographers can upload footage and images after each shoot to keep projects accessible and organized.

For video professionals working on location, supported connected Atomos devices offer progressive uploads, allowing footage to begin transferring as soon as recording starts. This means editors and other collaborators can potentially begin working with uploaded media while production is still underway.

Cloud-based media storage helps creative professionals:

• Back up high-resolution video and RAW photography.
• Free up physical storage drives and memory cards.
• Keep production assets organized in one central location.
• Share footage with remote editors and collaborators.
• Reduce delays between production and post-production.

How Does ATOMOSphere Work? Upload, Manage, and Deliver Media

ATOMOSphere supports a flexible three-step workflow that helps move projects from capture through final delivery.

1. Upload Media From Your Camera or Device

Upload footage from connected Atomos Ninja, Shogun, and Sumo monitor-recorders or directly from your camera's memory card. Progressive upload support on connected Atomos devices allows footage to begin transferring as soon as recording starts.

ATOMOSphere also supports uploads from other devices and workflows, so users aren't limited to Atomos hardware.

2. Manage, Preview, and Share Files

Once media is uploaded, users can preview files directly in their web browser without downloading everything to a local drive. Select individual clips or shots for client review, share projects with colleagues, and organize media for post-production.

Automatically generated proxy files make it easier to share and review footage, even when collaborators have slower internet connections. The browser-based workspace is OS-agnostic, providing flexibility across different operating systems.

3. Deliver Approved Media to Your Editing Platform

Once footage has been reviewed and approved, files can be sent to your preferred non-linear editing (NLE) application for final editing. ATOMOSphere also supports online editing workflows, and completed projects can be delivered directly to platforms such as YouTube and Vimeo.

Online Video Editing and Global Collaboration

ATOMOSphere helps simplify post-production by bringing editing and collaboration tools into the cloud. Users can upload footage from connected Atomos monitor-recorders and begin creating content without first downloading all their media.

Online editing tools support a variety of creative tasks, including:

• Creating highlight reels and short-form content.
• Preparing client cuts and work-in-progress versions.
• Organizing dailies and selecting footage.
• Building rough assemblies.
• Creating publish-ready edits.

Shared workspaces allow editors, colorists, designers, and clients to collaborate from anywhere in the world. For example, footage captured in the United States can be uploaded to ATOMOSphere for an editor in Australia or the UK to review and work on while the production team is offline.

Clients and collaborators can review projects, provide feedback, approve content, and make updates remotely. This helps streamline feedback loops, simplify final approvals, and keep production schedules moving.

What Is ATOMOSphere Ground Control?

ATOMOSphere Ground Control is a free desktop application that gives users direct access to their ATOMOSphere media from a computer. It turns an ATOMOSphere workspace into a virtual drive, allowing users to access, manage, and stream cloud-based media directly from their desktop and preferred NLE.

Ground Control is free for all ATOMOSphere users.

By connecting cloud storage with desktop workflows, Ground Control makes it easier to work with remotely stored media without treating cloud storage as a separate destination from your editing environment.

Who Should Use ATOMOSphere?

ATOMOSphere is designed for creative professionals who need flexible media storage, efficient collaboration, and streamlined post-production workflows.

Filmmakers and Video Professionals

Back up high-resolution footage while still on location and make media accessible to editors sooner. Cloud storage and progressive uploads help production teams reduce the time between recording and post-production.

Photographers

Store, back up, organize, and share RAW photography files online. ATOMOSphere provides an alternative to relying entirely on expensive memory cards and physical storage drives.

Content Creators

Collaborate on projects, manage video assets, and streamline content production for platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and Vimeo. Online editing and sharing tools help creators move from footage to finished content more efficiently.

Which Atomos Products Work With ATOMOSphere?

ATOMOSphere supports upload workflows with connected Atomos Ninja, Shogun, and Sumo monitor-recorders. These devices can help production teams move footage from capture into cloud-based storage and collaboration workflows.

• Atomos Ninja: A compact monitor-recorder for camera monitoring and recording, with support for connected ATOMOSphere upload workflows.
• Atomos Shogun: A professional monitor-recorder designed for advanced camera monitoring and recording workflows.
• Atomos Sumo: A larger production monitor-recorder for professional video production environments.

ATOMOSphere is not limited to Atomos hardware, however. Users can upload media from other devices and workflows, making it a flexible option for creative professionals who want cloud-based media management.

Streamline Your Filmmaking Workflow With ATOMOSphere

From cloud storage and media backup to online editing and global collaboration, ATOMOSphere brings essential production tools together in one flexible platform. With a free 20GB starter plan, support for high-resolution video and RAW photography, online editing capabilities, and the free Ground Control desktop application, ATOMOSphere gives filmmakers, photographers, and content creators more ways to manage media and keep projects moving.

Explore ATOMOSphere to see how cloud-based storage, collaboration, and editing can simplify your creative workflow.