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#IBC2025


FLEXIBILITY IS KEY TO GREEN SCREEN SET-UP


Ningbo Laobei


Photographic Equipment (Raubay)


BY DAVID FOX


Raubay has a selection of new chroma key screens, including one with a walk-on fl oor. The FloorFlex collapsible green screen is quick to set up without needing any tools, takes little storage space when not in use, and has two 2.1m squared Pantone 354 C green screens with enough space for full body coverage, even for dynamic presentations. It uses a high- quality, wrinkle- resistant fabric for smooth, clean keying and ease of compositing, while the cylinder support mechanism lets users


lock the vertical screens at any desired height. The whole package folds neatly into a compact wheeled case for transport. Also new is the Raubay Motorized Pull Down Screen Series, which is motorised and remote-controlled, offering smooth, quiet motion and precise stop control. There is a wired switch for quick adjustments and a remote for hands-free operation. There are two sizes available in fi ve colours, using wrinkle- resistant fabric. 12.A66


VORTEX GOES FOURTH WITH FLEXIBLE LIGHTING


Creamsource BY DAVID FOX


Flex and hold: Raubay’s FloorFlex collapsible green screen, ready for a yoga presentation


The new Vortex4 is available as a soft or hard light. The 1x1 RRGBBW fi xture, with a 2200K-15000K colour temperature range, has four independently controllable pixel zones. It can deliver a directional hard punch 20° light to bounce or push through diffusion, whereas the Vortex4 Soft casts a wide 110° light. Together, they offer colour consistency and effi cient power for large arrays and varied applications. The Creamsource Colour Management System, which works with its Vortex and Micro fi xtures, ensures high-quality light output across the devices,


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Super saturated: The weather- resistant Vortex4 RRGBBW fi xture


maintains colour accuracy at all dimming levels and compensates for temperature changes. The Vortex4’s RRGBBW


(red+deep red, green, blue+royal blue, white) 325W LED confi guration enriches red saturation, enhances warm whites, provides deeper, brighter blues and improves the quality of cool whites. The Vortex4 head weighs 9.9kg (excluding yoke), while the Vortex4 Soft weighs 8.9kg. 12.G34


IPX-100 – Best Connections into the IP-World.


IPX-100 is the Gateway to ST-2110 for any Ikegami UNICAM-XE or UNICAM-HD camera. Equipped to operate as a fully self-contained unit, the IPX-100 includes an integrated signal generator allowing system configuration before cameras or other sources are connec- ted. As such, ST-2110 connectivity can be setup and configured independently by IT specialists prior to the event. Optional SW licenses (e.g JPEG-XS Compression, UHD-upconversion etc) can adapt the IPX-100 to any application.


ST2110


ikegami.eu // Tel.: +49 2131 - 123 - 0 // E-Mail: info@ikegami.eu


Ikegami Electronics (Europe) GmbH


Visit us! September 12 -15


2025


Hall 12 // Booth A.31 Amsterdam


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