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75 Junna Wei, Continous Lighting Supervisor, Godox What are the biggest
challenges facing the media and entertainment industry? In the film and television production industry, our users, due to their professional nature, desire a solution that can maximise on-set shooting efficiency and stability, and reduce costs in various aspects of theatre production. In order to truly assist our users, Godox has been dedicated to product research and development that can simultaneously fulfill the aforementioned three points.
What do you think are the main drivers in your market sector? In this field, the primary technological driving force revolves around catering to customer demands. Creativity
demands not only one-directional products, but also a focus on a diverse range of needs from individual creators. Godox caters to a wide array of users, providing high-quality product compatibility. For instance, the flashlights assist photography enthusiasts, while the continuous LED lights serve filmmakers and production crews. Additionally, the comprehensive audio and monitor product lineup, along with streaming lights, forms an all-encompassing audiovisual solution that aids film and TV production teams, commercial advertisers and creators in their artistic endeavours.
What are your priorities for the next 12 months? Godox is committed to innovation, evident in products like the world’s
BEAMING OUT IN ALL WEATHERS Hiltron
BY ADRIAN PENNINGTON
A new de-icing sensor and heating controller for use with small- to medium-sized antennas has been unveiled at IBC. The HDCU2 from Hiltron provides IP66 protection against heavy rain or snow. The unit incorporates an ambient Pt100 temperature sensor, an optional reflector and a snow precipitation sensor. Contained within a 180x180x90mm weatherproof housing, it is rated for operation in -30° to +50°C temperature environments at 5%-95% non-condensing humidity. Up to three 2.9kW heating
circuits in three-phase 400v AC configuration can be controlled. The HDCU2 can also be configured for single-phase 230v AC operation where the combined output load for all three power feeds does not exceed 2.9kW. Load control can be performed
first lithium battery-powered on-camera flash, the Ving V850, and the AD360 equipped with a power pack, which makes the photography process faster with greater portability.
Since its establishment in 1993, Godox has grown into a globally renowned enterprise in the photography, videography and film production industries, offering an exceptional range of product lines. Moving forward, Godox’s focus on research and development in film lighting and accessories, including the development of 2400W and higher-wattage LED lights, will continue to drive progress and innovation in the industry. Our goal is to create lighting
products that make film production and shooting easier,
more efficient, time-saving and cost-effective for professionals. Godox remains committed to this industry, aspiring to make a positive contribution to the world of film and television. 12.F42
individually for each of the three circuits, and each heater circuit can supply one or more antenna heater pads. The permitted current for the three heater circuits is controlled and monitored independently via IP or SNMP. The controller comes complete with a web-based interface and supports automatic as well as manual operation. Detected currents and temperatures can be monitored remotely. 1.D50
5G PRIVATE NETWORK IN A BOX Swisscom
BY ADRIAN PENNINGTON
A 5G private network provided and configured by telco Swisscom is able to provide event organisers with a user-friendly and professional solution for wireless networks at events.
The solution, highlighted here at IBC, is designed to supplement existing internet connections when WLAN or public 5G reach their capacity limits – whether due to the number of visitors or the locations to be covered. According to the company, the possibility of establishing secure broadband connections without complex cabling offers event organisers numerous advantages.
The HDCU2 user interface
All the necessary components for the 5G private network are delivered pre-configured in a box or, depending on the size of the event, in a vehicle with a retractable antenna. The high- quality, secured 5G network can be connected via various internet solutions. Swisscom claims it is easily scalable to the number of devices and the area to be covered and can be used both indoors and outdoors. 3.B31
No limits: Swisscom’s 5G private network can extend wireless capacity for events
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