The new Atom Two HDR proves dynamic range and compact size can coexist. 

Live productions work with the light they're given. Whether it's a goal-line cam or a rig on a racing yacht mast, the sky stays bright while the shadow underneath doesn't, and the shot has to hold detail in both. That's the situation we designed the Atom Two HDR around.

It's the newest camera in the Atom Two family, built on the same platform but with dynamic range pushed to 14-bit, a full stop beyond the standard model. That extra headroom shows up exactly where it matters: highlights stay recoverable, shadows keep their detail, and both hold up as the light changes over the course of a production. It also shares its weatherproof housing with the Atom Two RP, so rain, spray, and vibration aren't a concern, no matter how demanding the application.

For teams already running Atom Two, that means more dynamic range without touching the rig design, the mounts, or the workflow around it. For teams speccing a new multi-camera package, it means one camera that covers both standard and high-dynamic-range needs from the same footprint.

Full specs here.

We'll be running the Atom Two HDR live at IBC2026 (September 11-14, 2026),

Atom Camera booth 10.A20, Hall 10.