Photonia will display its product portfolio at stand 12.F75 at IBC 2019.
Photonia, designer and manufacturer of LED Fresnel lights will launch its MY2020 range of LED Fresnel lights at stand 12.F75 at IBC 2019.
Included in the firmware upgrades will be the ability to exercise greater control over how the PWM fan is controlled.
The existing solutions will be enhanced allowing users like DoPs and gaffers to select from five different fan management modes depending on their operational context, from a high-temperature outdoor shooting to a quiet indoor TV studio recording.
Firmware upgrades to the MY2020 range promise to also enable improved colour matching ability, faster boot-up, quicker beam focusing and a new range of pre-set effects – again working to increase the versatility and ease of use that lighting professionals have access to.
Photonia’s display of LED Fresnel lights at IBC include the Radiate, Zenith and Chromos models.
Commenting on the company’s participation, Paolo Di Medio, CEO of Photonia said: “The new MY2020 release of our Fresnel lights is as bright and silent as the best soft lights while being more versatile thanks to a higher light shaping capability, reduced weight and smaller dimensions compared to their power. Our features and accessories enable wireless control, battery operation and soft light conversion, so they can meet the most challenging lighting demands. The new features will add ease of use and ergonomy while allowing an even enhanced mobility use.”
Photonia has developed a product range that integrates a collection of hardware and firmware functionalities that facilitate quick setup, which promises to cut energy demands by 80% and which deliver a much quicker ROI to production groups, the company said.
The Radiate, Zenith and Chromos lighting systems (which deliver a range of wattage, CCT and spectrum options, including tunable white and RGBWW) can also be integrated with several additional add-on items, including Photonia’s battery plates and Wi-Fi controllers.
IBC also presents the opportunity for Photonia to demonstrate its person-centric approach to business.
