A full image at a useful size
Atelier 40 shows 5120 × 2160 pixels at about 139 per inch, so a full-resolution frame sits at a working size with the filmstrip and panels beside it.
A display for people who judge an image by its shadows and its colour. Alter Ego recommends Atelier 40 for most photographic work and Nocturne 49 for dark, high-contrast and HDR imagery.
Atelier 40 shows 5120 × 2160 pixels at about 139 per inch, so a full-resolution frame sits at a working size with the filmstrip and panels beside it.
99% of DCI-P3 on Atelier 40 and Nocturne 49; Nocturne also covers 99% of Adobe RGB for print-minded work.
Nocturne 49's OLED pixels switch fully off, at 1,500,000:1 contrast, so low-key images look as they were exposed.
USB-C carries picture, data and power: 65 W on Atelier 40, 90 W on Nocturne 49.

Eleven million pixels across a 40-inch, 21:9 panel at 5120 × 2160. Enough room to edit a 4K frame at full size with your tools beside it, in 99% of the DCI-P3 colour space.

Our flagship. A 49-inch QD-OLED panel curved to 1800R, at 5120 × 1440 and 240 Hz. Every pixel makes its own light and switches fully off, so black on Nocturne is simply the absence of light.