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TRIPLE WHITE FULL-COLOUR POINT SOURCE LED UNVEILED Profoto BY DAVID FOX
The new Profoto L600C is a 600W full-colour point source LED designed for cinematic productions demanding speed, precision and performance. Anders Hedebark, CEO, Profoto, said: “The Profoto Core LED light engine features the world’s fi rst RGBWWW chip set. It delivers an industry-leading TLCI of 99 and unmatched SSI paired with one of the widest CCT-ranges [2000K-15,000K] in this category of
point source LEDs.” It requires no ballast, which enables rapid set-up, and its design is also streamlined, with intuitive onboard controls, app compatibility and wireless options such as DMX, CRMX and Profoto Air.
It weighs 6.1kg, thanks to
Profoto’s patent-pending liquid cooling system HydroCTech, which the company claims gives it “the world’s best power-to-weight ratio”. The cooling system also keeps it silent, with no risk of overheating. The L600C supports 300+ gels and more than 55 Profoto light
modifi ers, for extra creative options. There is also a daylight-balanced Mono-LED version, the Profoto
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L600D, which weighs 5.9kg and costs a little less. 12.C45
On point: The streamlined L600C looks (and feels) cool
PROPRIETARY PROTOCOL GOES THE EXTRA MILE Raysync
BY ANNE MORRIS
File transfer specialist Raysync is demonstrating its peer-to- peer (P2P) transfer technology in Hall 14, claiming major improvements in performance for critical data transfer challenges in media and entertainment workfl ows. According to the company, its
proprietary protocol achieves a 95% NAT traversal success rate – more than three times that of traditional P2P services – and
Raysync designed its P2P protocol to eliminate the need for physical media distribution
can transfer 10GB fi les in 28 minutes, even in challenging network conditions.
Intended to solve the ‘last mile’
problem from fi lm production to projection, the technology is
POCKET-SIZED PICO PACKS A PUNCH Nanlite/Nanlux BY DAVID FOX
Colourful, compact and inexpensive, Nanlite’s pico is a full-colour light that is claimed to deliver impressive output (4211 lux at 0.3m at 5600K), accurate colour and soft light, but weighs just 130g and fi ts comfortably into a pocket. It has a built-in 1500mAh battery (good for 80 minutes at full power) and can also be powered from a USB-C power bank.
designed to eliminate the need for physical media distribution, reducing costs and improving effi ciency across the entire content delivery chain. Raysync says the system addresses three core issues in current fi le transfer workfl ows: ineffi cient UDP control protocols, low NAT success rates, and limited monitoring capabilities. By reconstructing the UDP layer, it maintains 6Mbps throughput even with 20% packet loss, allowing stable transfer, claims the company. 14.C49
Tiny trio: The stylish pico light comes in a choice of colours
It has dial and button controls, with a 1.28in round display to present all options, plus a built-in yoke with integrated magnets for
quick and easy mounting. The base has a stepped yoke with 12 positions at 30° intervals, allowing the light to be angled up or down
as needed. It also has a snap-on diffuser, 14 built-in effects, wireless app control and comes in a choice of mint blue or midnight blue. The 4W RGBW light is built on Nanlite’s Nebula C4 Light Engine. The full-colour LED chips provide vivid colours or subtler hues, with 0-360° hue and 0-100% saturation control. It also gives pico-tuneable white output, with a 2700K-7500K CCT range. Green/magenta adjustments allow for precise matching to existing light sources and to fi ne-tune skin tones. 12.F21
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