Atomos Sumo 19″ Monitor

In a nutshell

Combining SSD recording functions with a high-brightness 19″ monitor screen the Atomos Sumo 19″ Monitor/Recorder allows your production monitor to do immediate playback and record dailies.

Provided with a stand bracket and mains & battery cabling as standard, our Sumo kits will work wherever you do. Add in its built-in quad splitter, the Sumo allows you to mix and switch up to four camera inputs on multi-cam projects. Its our dream studio monitor!

Category: Monitors

The technical lowdown

A great monitor for viewing multiple shots at once, or for just having a great viewing experience!

You can make multiple LUTs for any scenario appropriate for your job.

Client/Director Monitor

Clients and directors can see the amazing true-to-life nature of HDR in realtime away from the camera crew with precision mapping of Log from every camera maker and playback of PQ/HLG signals.

Full playback controls and XML tagging means that they can also review footage and even create an instant client lightweight ProResLT copy with baked in LUTs and audio onto affordable SSD media. You can also choose to view both Log and standard gamma images with or without LUTs applied. Toggle between different looks with ease in seconds.

Studio Monitor

In the studio the 19″ Sumo becomes an affordable yet incredibly powerful HDR monitor. With 10 stops dynamic range, 10-bit processing and X-Rite calibration it will accept Log, PQ or HLG signals from your grading software and display HDR in all its glory.

1200nit HDR Touchscreen

4x ISO+Program Record

Up to 6K ProRes RAW

Live Switch Program Out

Additional information

Dimensions	504mm x 310mm x 63m / 19,8" x 12,2" x 2,5"
Weight	6.2 kg / 13.7 lb
Mounting Points	Top: 4 x 1/4"20, 2 x 3/8″, Bottom: 6 x 1/4"20, 3 x 3/8″ Right: 4 x 1/4"20, 2 x 3/8″, Left: 2 x 1/4"20, 1 x 3/8″
Input voltage	DC 12V to 16.8V
Operating Power	75W
Resolution	1920 x 1080
Bit Depth	10-Bit (8+2 FRC)
Video Input	1 x HDMI (2.0) 2 x 12G SDI (6G/3G Backwards Compatible) + 2 x 3G SDI 8/10-Bit for Video / up to 12-Bit for RAW YCbCr 4:2:0 & 4:2:2 HDMI Auto Detection