Atomos
Atomos Sumo19 SE 19" HDR Monitor-Recorder-Switcher with Porta Brace Case
19-inch HDR monitor-recorder-switcher records ProRes RAW up to 5.7K, switches four 1080p60 feeds and adds two XLR inputs with 48V phantom power
- 19" Quantum Dot OLED display at 2000 cd/sq. m brightness
- ProRes RAW recording up to 5.7kp30 and 4kp120 DCI/UHD
- Quad-HD live switching with four 1080p60 ISO streams plus program channel
- 10-bit 4:2:2 ProRes and DNxHR encoding for professional quality
- Two XLR inputs with +48V phantom power for audio capture
Professional 19-Inch HDR Monitor-Recorder-Switcher
The Atomos Sumo19 SE combines a 19-inch Quantum Dot OLED display with integrated recording and live switching for 4K HDR production. It accepts HDMI 2.0 and 12G-SDI signals, supporting ProRes RAW up to 6K and 10-bit 422 ProRes or DNxHR encoding. The touchscreen operates at 1200 nits with 2000 cd/sq. m peak brightness for outdoor visibility.
Porta Brace Case and Connectivity Package
The included Porta Brace carrying case protects the unit during transport between locations. Two XLR inputs with 48V phantom power allow direct professional audio capture without external mixers. Four SDI inputs enable simultaneous ISO recording of up to four 1080p60 streams plus a fifth switched program channel.
Touchscreen Operation and Multi-Camera Setup
Quad-view live switching is controlled by simple touch gestures on the 1920x1080 QLED panel. Recording ProRes RAW at 5.7kp30 or 4kp120 requires compatible camera output over SDI or HDMI. Buyers needing internal battery power or wireless monitoring should verify separate accessory compatibility before purchase.
Highlights
- 19" Quantum Dot OLED display at 2000 cd/sq. m brightness
- ProRes RAW recording up to 5.7kp30 and 4kp120 DCI/UHD
- Quad-HD live switching with four 1080p60 ISO streams plus program channel
- 10-bit 4:2:2 ProRes and DNxHR encoding for professional quality
- Two XLR inputs with +48V phantom power for audio capture
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the 19" Quantum Dot OLED panel or the SSD media need periodic replacement?
The 19" Quantum Dot OLED display is a fixed panel with no user-replaceable parts; only the recording media is swapped when full or upgraded.
What thermal limit appears first when recording 6K ProRes RAW continuously?
Sustained 5.7kp30 ProRes RAW recording is bounded by SSD write speed and media capacity before the unit reaches its thermal ceiling.
How much fan noise and heat does the 2000 cd/sq. m brightness generate during all-day use?
The monitor runs its variable-speed fans to keep the 19" QLED at 1200 nits HDR; audible noise stays low in typical indoor environments.
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