Atomos Shogun Connect, axis of the camera-to-cloud workflow deployed by Ralph Lauren

Ralph Lauren's latest show reached collaborators around the world thanks to a collaborative camera-to-cloud (C2C) workflow powered by atoms Shogun Connect y Frame.io.

The event, held on October 13, 2022 at the Huntington Library, the Museum of Art and the Botanical Gardens of San Marino (California), was attended by personalities from Hollywood e influencers and served to celebrate the launch of the Spring 2023 collection of Ralph Lauren.

Nine Shogun units They were part of the filming; eight connected to the SDI outputs eight chambers Sony Venice, and one additional unit was used for record the director's line cut. Although the devices They recorded high resolution material for later use, all show was edited and posted on Instagram using the archivos proxy HD H.265 who immediately and directly climbed into the cloud. To make this workflow a reality C2C, trusted the tool Atomos Shogun Connect, capable of combining the HDR portable monitoring and the professional RAW recording con cloud-based workflows.

Once a Shogun Connect is paired with a project Frame.io through Atomos Cloud Studio, All recorded clips become immediately available for viewing directly on Frame.io, or to edit them in Frame.io integrations with Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, Media Composer y DaVinci Resolve.

Dane Brehm, DIT parade coverage Ralph Lauren, defines his first experience with Shogun Connect as intuitive, compact and reliable. "He was instrumental in getting the video files into Frame.io and Premiere Pro so they could be accessed by our editors in Los Angeles and New York as quickly as possible. We look forward to incorporating the Shoguns into all of our future live events," he emphasizes.

From the side of atoms, its senior vice president of product development, Paul Scurrell, considers that this project with Ralph Lauren “is a great example of how high-quality content can be produced and shared quickly and efficiently, thanks to Shogun Connect.”