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LEATHER-LOOK LIGHT OFFERS VINTAGE CHARM Zhiyun Tech BY DAVID FOX
Compact 50W and 100W LED lights have been introduced by Zhiyun: the Cinepeer CX50 (bicolour) and CX50RG (RGB), and the X100 RGB COB light. The X100 is visually distinctive. Not only is it just 3cm thick, but it also sports a vintage-style embossed leather-like material on some of its surfaces. Its colour temperature range is 2500K-10,000K, and it can deliver up to 12,600 lux at 1m when used with a Mini Refl ector.
29 Lux good: The X100 RGB is small and light enough for handheld use
It can be powered via a DC adapter or a detachable grip battery. This doubles as a handle
and supports 34 minutes at full power using the 55.08Wh battery, with PD fast charging.
The ZY Vega app supports multi-light Bluetooth control, remote real-time dimming and group control of light settings. It can be used with a wide range of accessories using Zhiyun’s compact ZY Mount, or via a Bowens Mount adapter. Both 50W fi xtures have a built-in 4500mAh battery that powers the lights for up to 60 minutes at full power, with USB-C PD fast charging plus AC/DC input. The CX50 is said to deliver 6580 lux at 1m (using a refl ector at 4300K). They can be controlled onboard or using the app. 11.A26
AXIS SHOWS POWER Trexo Innovation BY DAVID FOX
The Axis 1.0 is claimed by Trexo to be the fi rst six-axis motion control dolly to be compatible with DJI’s Ronin gimbals. It is designed for precise,
repeatable camera movement in tight spaces or studios, and features hub motors with multiple steering modes for smooth tracking shots. Optional add-ons, like vibration isolators and elevation modules, give it further fl exibility. It can be used on or off tracks, and when mounted on rails, delivers smooth motion.
Axis 1.0 includes Point Tracking, where it can lock onto a specifi c
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object in a scene, enabling steady focus even in dynamic shots. It is powered by standard V-mount 14.8V batteries and is claimed to be quick and easy to set up, with no calibration or tools needed. It can be controlled via a mobile app, to set motion paths, adjust speed and quickly defi ne keyframes, including curved paths without the need for rails. It can also turn linear or multipoint paths into timelapse shots without requiring any calculations. The system is fully compatible with professional gimbals when using Axis Bridge; Bridge enables smooth communication and control between the control system and the gimbal for precise, synchronised shots. 11.A08
GameSense blends real-time highlights and gamifi ed experiences Tata Elxsi BY KIRSTY HAZLEWOOD Free roaming: Trexo’s Axis 1.0 motion control system with Ronin gimbal
Aiming to reshape how fans engage with live sport, Tata Elxsi’s GameSense platform combines real-time highlights, gamifi ed experiences and AI-powered content discovery. Created for mobile-fi rst audiences, GameSense offers personalised updates and predictions before, during and after matches. Features include AI-generated highlights through GamePulse, social challenges, fantasy play and chatbots that
provide a smooth, interactive experience across devices. Positioned as a central hub for digital sports, the platform is designed to boost session times and user interaction. It also enables broadcasters and brands to drive loyalty and monetisation, with support for millions of concurrent users. Tata Elxsi claims that GameSense blends emotional design, Octalysis-based gamifi cation and AI strategy to turn fans into active participants, predicting, sharing, playing and engaging throughout the event. 1.D45
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