Atomos has introduced the Sumo PRO-19, a 19-inch 4K high dynamic range (HDR) monitor-recorder-switcher designed as a central production hub for modern cinematic workflows across set, video village, and digital image technician (DIT) environments.
Atomos’s Sumo PRO-19 works with Fujifilm’s new ETERNA 55 film-making cameras. Combined with Sumo PRO-19’s support for EL Zone exposure monitoring, the integration delivers a powerful new workflow for directors, cinematographers, and the wider cinematic production community.
Building on the success of Sumo 19SE, Sumo PRO-19 introduces a major upgrade long requested by customers — a 19-inch 4K HDR display that delivers significantly greater image detail and precision for critical monitoring
Beyond its enhanced screen, the Sumo PRO-19 expands traditional on-set monitoring by unifying high-quality HDR display, professional recording, camera control, switching, and cloud connectivity in a single device, streamlining collaboration between directors, cinematographers, DITs and production teams.
Sumo PRO-19 supports recording in Apple ProRes, Apple ProRes RAW, Avid DNx, and H.265 from SDI or HDMI sources, with up to 10-bit 4:2:2 capture. It also supports high-resolution RAW workflows up to 8K.
Media can be recorded internally to CFexpress cards or externally via USB-C storage, giving production teams flexible options for high-data-rate capture and backup workflows.
The system includes touchscreen-based camera control for supported devices, enabling adjustment of key parameters including start/stop, ISO, shutter, aperture, white balance, and touch-to-focus. This is designed to reduce friction in setups where direct camera access is limited, such as cranes, jibs, and remote or rigged installations.
Designed for networked production environments, Sumo PRO-19 includes integrated Wi-Fi and Ethernet with support for camera-to-cloud workflows. Teams can upload footage directly to ATOMOSphere, Frame.io, Dropbox, and other supported services for near real-time review and collaboration across distributed production teams.
Atomos’ AirGlu timecode technology over RF or Bluetooth ensures accurate synchronisation between cameras and production devices on set.
Peter Barber, CEO, Atomos, said, “Modern productions demand more than monitoring — they require a connected hub that brings image accuracy, recording, camera control, and collaboration together in one system.
“Sumo PRO-19 is designed for those realities, giving production teams a reliable 4K HDR reference and a unified platform for decision-making across sets and video villages.”
With its redesigned chassis and integrated workflow tools, Sumo PRO-19 is intended as a central node for DIT carts, video village setups, and collaborative production environments, helping teams maintain consistency and efficiency from capture through review.
