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#IBC2025


SENDING CAMERAS TO THE COOLER DigitalFoto Solution BY DAVID FOX


After the sweltering summer experienced across Europe and elsewhere, the Iceman range of camera coolers from DigitalFoto might be a hot seller.


Designed to combat overheating during long shoots, the systems offer effi cient active cooling. Models include the Iceman-SE (with no built-in battery, but a USB-C port), Iceman-Pro (with internal battery), Iceman-FZ100 and Iceman-E6 (designed for Sony’s NP-FZ100 and Canon’s LP-E6 batteries).


The systems work with a wide


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range of Sony, Canon, Panasonic, Fuji and Nikon cameras, depending on the model. They are suitable for compact, particularly mirrorless cameras that can be prone to overheating during long recording times, especially at high bitrates. The coolers are compact and easy to install, and said to be ideal for live streams or time-lapses. Fan noise is less than 35dB on all models, except the Iceman- SE, where it is only 18dB. They generally fi t using mounting frames and come with a selection for multiple cameras, sitting at the back of the camera, behind the sensor, where the closed screen usually sits. 11.B16


Keeping it cool: Iceman-Pro is one of DigitalFoto’s latest range of camera coolers


QC INNOVATIONS EMBRACE AUTOMATION AND AI Venera Technologies BY KIRSTY HAZLEWOOD


Hall 7 exhibitor Venera Technologies is unveiling major enhancements to its audio/video QC and caption/subtitle verifi cation tools. They showcase the latest in cloud-native automation, AI-driven correction and cross- platform integration. Quasar and Pulsar now feature smarter AV quality control, including Title Safe Validation for broadcast compliance, burnt-in caption detection and automatic loudness correction. Additional updates include


Harding PSE cautions, extended aspect ratio support and


sync support that detects audio- caption sync issues across different languages. It also provides AI suggestions for missing


QCtudio aims to simplify QC collaboration within teams and clients


enhanced ADM and EBU QC reporting capabilities. In addition, QCtudio aims to simplify QC collaboration by enabling project sharing and approvals across teams and clients, along with timeline exports to Adobe Premiere Pro


and DaVinci Resolve. It also offers visual mark-up overlays on the timeline, a multilingual user interface and keyboard navigation. CapMate offers AI-driven caption QC and fi xes, featuring industry-fi rst heterogeneous


captions, smarter overlap detection, redundant text alerts, advanced fi le validation, punctuation checks and supports over 70 languages.


Vikas Singhal, CEO of Venera


Technologies, said: “We’re excited to showcase how we’re solving real QC headaches for the media industry with automation, precision and innovation. We make automated QC easy.” 7.D45


Experience the


Future of Media at the IBC2025 Conference


12 – 14 September, Auditorium Complex


Delegate Passes available


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