Atomos presenta el Sumo Pro-19 como eje del set en NAB 2026

Designed for film production on film sets and video village environments, the new Sumo Pro-19 19-inch UHD and DCI-P3 monitor-recorder-switcher leads the way. atoms facing NAB 2026 (April 19 – 22, Las Vegas), a fair that will also present the A-Eye PTZ controller, the USB4 CFexpress card reader and the latest improvements to the Atomosphere cloud ecosystem.

Building on the widely adopted Sumo 19SE, this new model represents an important step forward for atoms. Beyond serving as a complete 4K monitoring tool, the incorporation of camera control and his C2C connectivity network makes it a whole hub for collaboration on set. As explained Peter Barber, CEO of Atomos, the solution has been designed with "the reality of modern sets" in mind: "From the video room to the DIT cart, its 4K display offers a reliable, color-accurate image that facilitates decision-making on set and allows all departments to be on the same page creatively. It's not just a monitor: it's a nerve center for collaboration on set."

He Sumo Pro-19 supports recording in codecs Apple ProRes, ProRes RAW, Avid DNx y H.265 from SDI or HDMI sources, with a quality of up to 10 bits 4:2:2, and supports workflows RAW High resolution up to 8K. Media files can be recorded internally to cards CFexpress high-speed or externally on USB-C storage devices.

Beyond simple capture, the Sumo Pro-19 functions as a recording tool backup, station instant review for directors and clients, and a monitor for critical views. Atomos' built-in monitoring tools include EL Zone (false colors), focus peaking, waveform, Log-to-LUT display, frame guides, safe areas, anamorphic decompression, HDR to Rec.709 conversion and quad view monitoring. Likewise, you can quickly access the exposure, framing and monitoring tools most used functions through the new customizable function buttons located on the front of the panel.

Control and connectivity: the pillars of the Sumo PRO-19

Sumo Pro-19 also offers touch control about key camera parameters, including start/stop, ISO, shutter, aperture and white balance for supported cameras, as well as touch focus. The ability to control cameras remotely is especially valuable in situations where it is difficult to access the camera itself during recording, for example when mounted on cranes, booms or roof supports.

Designed for connected workflows, the Sumo Pro-19 features Wi-Fi y Ethernet integrated, and supports cloud collaboration. The IT You can upload the material directly to Atomosphere, Frame.io, Dropbox and other camera services to the cloud, enabling near real-time review and faster delivery for distributed teams.

AirGlu, timecode technology by RF o Bluetooth, provides precise synchronization with cameras and production devices. Connectivity is further enhanced with support for AND HX3 for both sending and receiving, enabling the transmission of broadcast-quality video, audio, and metadata over standard Ethernet or Wi-Fi.

Pro audio integration includes two XLR inputs full-size with 48V phantom power, along with dedicated meters, frame-accurate audio gain and delay control for perfect synchronization between audio and video.

A-Eye Controller Pro: a PTZ controller to improve multi-camera production

Created for broadcast networks, live event teams, studios and content creators, the new A-Eye Controller Pro of atoms debuts in NAB 2026 with the aim of transform traditional control workflows with intelligent design and AI-enhanced operation.

The A-Eye Controller Pro meets the demand for a unified control for PTZ cameras with extensive protocol compatibility, including NDI, VISCA, VISCA-IP, Pelco y P&D, allowing integration with many different camera systems. Operators can control up to 254 PTZ cameras, both Atomos brand and other brands, from a single unit, making it scalable from compact studios to large-scale live productions.

At the center of the experience is a 7 inch HD touch screen offering clear visual feedback and intuitive navigation. As a complement, it has the Visual AI control command, which replaces complex menu structures with fluid, real-time adjustments.

With advanced features such as recording and playback of motion trajectories, operators can automate and repeat camera movements complex. a light of tally integrated provides immediate visual information, while the output HDMI 2.0 4K supports high resolution monitoring.

Fully compatible with IS 6, the A-Eye Controller Pro, which will go on sale at August, is ready for the next generation of IP-based workflows.

USB CFexpress: 40 Gbps transfer

Atomos also shows at NAB 2026 the new CFexpress USB4 card reader, a solution designed to meet the demands of workflows with ProRes RAW and high frame rates with transfer speeds of up to 40 Gbps. "With USB4, we now offer transfer speeds up to four times faster than previous generations of USB, eliminating one of the biggest bottlenecks in production and post-production. It's so fast that you can even connect it directly to your device via USB-C and use it as an external SSD. Or you can mount your media to your computer and work directly from it as if it were a connected drive," he explains. Barber.

The device arrives to complement the new generation of recorders-moshiners of Atoms, including Ninja RAW, Ninja TX GO, Ninja TX, Shogun AV-19 y Sumo Pro-19, all of which record ProRes RAW on CFexpress media. This compatibility allows for an optimized workflow from the capture until post-production, which favors a more efficient and unified production process.

The card reader is both high performance and durable. Its aircraft-grade aluminum alloy structure improves heat dissipation to maintain stable operation during heavy use. Likewise, its compact and portable design makes it suitable for creators working both in studios and on location.

Atomosphere: la herramienta cloud de Atomos estrena capacidades de edición

The news of atoms to NAB 2026 se completan con la introducción de dos nuevas funciones para su plataforma cloud Atomosphere: Atomosphere Editor y la nueva aplicación de escritorio para Ground Control.

Atomosphere Editor permite a los usuarios trabajar directamente en la nube sin necesidad de descargar los archivos multimedia a un ordenador local. Una vez subido el metraje, los editores pueden empezar a trabajar de inmediato desde cualquier lugar con conexión a Internet, perfeccionando cortes, preparando los diarios o creando montajes para que los revisen los clientes.

Los equipos pueden colaborar en tiempo real, compartir actualizaciones al instante y avanzar en los proyectos sin esperar a que se realicen transferencias o descargas. El resultado, explica Atomos, es un ciclo de producción más rápido, en el que el contenido puede pasar de la captura a la entrega “en cuestión de minutos en lugar de días”.

Junto con el editor en la nube, Atomos presenta Ground Control, a aplicación de escritorio que conecta Atomosphere con los ordenadores. La herramienta transforma los proyectos en la nube en unidades accesibles en el escritorio, lo que permite a los usuarios explorar, gestionar y organizar archivos como si estuvieran almacenados localmente.

Los usuarios pueden interactuar con sus proyectos de forma natural, moviendo archivos, previsualizando medios y trabajando en múltiples proyectos con facilidad. Los archivos se transmiten y almacenan en caché de forma inteligente, lo que se traduce en un “acceso inmediato”.