Robe Lighting has introduced several new fixtures, from long distance movable spots to studio lights and cyc washers, as well as compact new control panels.
Its latest long-throw fixtures can house different light engines: XP, which is particularly powerful for long distance work; HCF, for high quality colour; or an LED tuned to match a tungsten source. It can also be fitted with a camera module, for follow-spot operators to view on their control monitors. One system can handle 12 fixtures with one operator.
The new T-Series multi-spectral lights use five-colour engines for high colour accuracy. The range encompasses small to large automated and fixed Fresnel or Profile fixtures well suited to studio use.
For green screens its T32 Cyc has a special optical system that offers even coverage of a 6m high backdrop when it is positioned 1m from the cyc (at 1.5m it can light 9m high). For creative effects, the lights can also move or be separately adjusted for colour and intensity. Jeroen Van Aalst, Key Account Manager EMEA, said: “It’s nice and even. It’s a very high- quality solution.”
Also new is the T3 Profile, a five-colour, high-luminance moving light with the new ProFrost progressive frost system that smoothly softens, melts and dissolves projections from 0° to 15°. “It can go from hard edge beam to frost very quickly, but gently.”
It is shown sitting on Robe’s new Power Dolly, for providing power in remote locations or where you don’t want cables. The 80kg unit packs a travel-safe 5kWh battery with two outputs (plus one input that can be used with 48v solar panels). It includes wireless DMX for control.
Subsidiary Avolites has a new range of smaller lighting consoles, such as the D3-110, which has one LCD screen and ten faders. It can be integrated with a video server for use with video walls or projectors.
Stand Number: 12.F59
Company: Robe Lighting
Toshiba goes large on storage
Toshiba is presenting live demos of its high-capacity, high-reliability HDDs designed for digital media storage.
Hybrid at the heart of Harmonic’s IBC presence
Promising to enable broadcasters and service providers to elevate viewer engagement, unlock new monetisation opportunities and improve operational efficiency, Harmonic is showing its video streaming and broadcast delivery innovations at IBC2025.
Ross Video acquires LAMA at IBC
Following a customer introduction at last year’s IBC, Ross Video has boosted its audio production toolkit with the acquisition of automated audio mixing specialist LAMA at IBC2025. Designed to streamline live audio workflows, LAMA supports a range of use cases from live broadcasts and esports to corporate events and streaming.
Blackcam 4D offers cinematic live production
Taking advantage of a large new stand at IBC this year, Blackcam 4D can show its full range of robotic equipment for the first time, from its Arro 2 large-size arm to its automated remote systems for the biggest cameras and lenses, as used on Germany’s Bundesliga.
Wisycom delivers box-fresh signal transport
Exclusively unveiled at IBC2025 and engineered for long-distance RF signal transport in broadcast, film and live production, Wisycom’s new Portable RF over fibre (RFoF)Box is designed for environments where coaxial cables are impossible to deploy.
.jpg)