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workflows, highlighting low-latency video transport, flexible connectivity and efficient live production solutions for broadcasters, studios and content creators alike. Blackmagic Design | 7.C49 Blackmagic Design brings its latest digital film and post-production workflows to the show, with a focus on large format cinematography, immersive production and collaboration from set through to final delivery. Pop by to compare the URSA Cine 17K 65 with the URSA Cine 12K LF, seeing first-hand the creative differences between digital 65 and large format acquisition. The compact PYXIS 12K will also be on show, sharing the URSA Cine 12K LF’s RGBW sensor technology and full-sensor 4K, 8K and 12K capture. The stand will also highlight Blackmagic’s move into cinematic live production. Announced at NAB, the URSA Cine 12K LF 100G combines a large format digital film sensor with high-frame-rate SMPTE ST 2110 video over 100G Ethernet, supported by new 100G switching, recording, conversion and storage products. The URSA Cine Immersive and Immersive 100G will demonstrate production for Apple Immersive Video, including emerging live workflows. In post-production, DaVinci Resolve Studio 21 and Blackmagic Cloud will showcase AI-assisted tools, shared projects and remote collaboration across editorial, VFX, colour and finishing. BirdDog | 7.B51 BirdDog is a global video technology company helping teams build smarter,
offer a removable yoke, KickStand, built-in wireless CRMX and AsteraApp control. The Bulb Family includes LunaBulb, NYX Bulb and SolaBulb, a 50W PARbulb- equivalent luminaire with a 15-50° zoom. Drawing just 15W, SolaBulb delivers 5228 lux at 1m via Astera’s Titan RGBMA LED Engine, 96 TLCI rated. IP44-certified, fan- free, PowerStation-compatible and with built-in CRMX and Bluetooth, each kit includes eight SolaSnoots. The stand also features other Astera fixtures, including the Tubes range and Pluto with the ProjectionLens, turning the wireless fresnel into a profile spotlight with a 16-36° beam and gobo support. Beyond the fixtures, expect a demo zone throughout the show. Atomos | 7.B19 Atomos can be found in Hall 7 at IBC this year, demonstrating its most comprehensive production ecosystem to date, spanning acquisition, live production, cloud collaboration and content delivery. Show visitors can get hands-on with the latest Ninja monitor- recorders, Shinobi field monitors, the powerful Sumo PRO-19 and Shogun AV-19 production systems, A-Eye PTZ cameras and controllers, StudioSonic audio solutions and ATOMOSphere cloud workflows. A dedicated NDI demo area will show off how Atomos products integrate into IP-based production
The focus for amaran at IBC 2026 is to showcase solutions for its three key audiences – which it labels ‘on-the-go creators, desktop creators and home studio creators‘ – through dedicated, experience-led booth areas. Explore the range of accessible, high-quality lighting tools designed for today’s filmmakers, content creators and storytellers. Aputure | 11.B22 Aputure will show off its growing ecosystem of professional lighting solutions for broadcast, live production, film and studio workflows. On the booth, you can see how the NOVA and STORM series integrate seamlessly with Sidus Link Pro to deliver intelligent, network-based lighting control from pre-production through to live operation. Among the highlights are the new STORM CS32, Aputure’s latest high-output fixture for demanding studio and large-scale production environments, alongside the growing NOVA family of pro LED panels. Visitors will also be among the first to discover the latest additions to the line-up, further expanding the company’s offering for broadcast, studio and live production professionals. Don’t miss the Sidus Playground, where you can experience advanced lighting workflows first-hand and see how Sidus Link Pro enables seamless fixture management, wireless control and integration across the entire Aputure lighting ecosystem. Astera | 12.G53 Astera spotlights the Quik Family and Bulb Family at this year’s show. QuikBeam is a compact spotlight delivering 200W tungsten-equivalent output from 20W, with a 13-60° zoom and three power options: QuikBrick battery, built-in PoE or PowerFlow daisy-chaining. QuikSpot, meanwhile, is a battery-driven uplight offering 300W equivalent output from 38W, with wired DMX and 4.5 hours of runtime. QuikPunch delivers 650W equivalent output from just 75W, 8000 lux at 3m with zero stray light. All three
WOW FACTOR Visit one of IBC’s many booths and you’ll be astounded by the technology on display
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