Cameras

Step-By-Step Camera to Cloud (C2C) Tutorial

By SIGMA

Get more than your head in the clouds with the SIGMA fp & fp L cameras, plus Atomos’ Ninja V and Connect products, which work together seamlessly to boost your camera-to-cloud workflow.

SIGMA fp with SIGMA CINE 65mm T1.5 FF High Speed Prime + Atomos Ninja V with Connect Module

Camera, Cloud, Connect with SIGMA + Atomos

Join SIGMA CINE Ambassador Graham Sheldon as he demonstrates the potential of Camera to Cloud (C2C) for content creators at any skill level! Discover how to set up the SIGMA fp or fp L camera, and the Atomos Ninja V monitor, to seamlessly collaborate and streamline your creative workflow. Experience the convenience of remote editing, global collaboration, and effortless project management through platforms such as Atomos Cloud Studio and Adobe’s Frame.io.

Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced professional, our step-by-step video guide will walk you through the easy setup process. Embrace the power of C2C and take your content creation to new heights!

Get started with the SIGMA fp / fp L cameras!

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SIGMA

Since 1961, Sigma has worked towards a single, simple goal: to imagine and develop the technologies that will allow the attainment of the perfect image. In addition, we do our best to provide photographers with the information and inspiration they need to bring their creative endeavors to the next level.

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