In Broadcast - January 2015 - 48

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InStudio

Brainstorm Increases
Product Compatibility
B

rainstorm Multimedia, a leading
manufacturer of real-time 3D
graphics and virtual set solutions, has
announced the release of its new 3D
Importer module.
The importer significantly increases
the compatibility of the company's
products with most of the common,
new and open 3D file formats, a basic

"3D Importer reinforces
our commitment to
empower our users
with complete flexibility
to create and manage
different projects, objects
and scenes coming from
different sources"
Thierry Gonzalo

and essential capability
in the broadcast industry
where
collaborative
workflows are common.
Thierry
Gonzalo,
Brainstorm's
Product
Manager,
said:
"Brainstorm has always
created open solutions
in terms of hardware
and software, and the
release of our new 3D
Importer reinforces our
commitment to empower
our users with complete
flexibility to create and
manage different projects,
objects and scenes coming
from different sources, an essential
task in today's broadcast collaborative
environments."
The formats supported by 3D
Importer are Collada (.dae ), Blender
3D (.blend), 3ds Max 3DS (.3ds),
Autodesk (.fbx), 3ds Max ASE (.ase),
Wavefront Object (.obj), Industry

Brainstorm's 3D Importer

Foundation Classes (IFC/Step) (.ifc),
XGL (.xgl,.zgl), Stanford Polygon
Library (.ply), LightWave (.lwo),
LightWave Scene (.lws), Modo (.lxo),
Stereolithography (.stl), DirectX X (.x),
AC3D (.ac) and Milkshape 3D (.ms3d).
Brainstorm's 3D Importer is now
available and included as standard

at no additional cost within the Aston
3D range of products, as well as the
Infinity Set.
It will be shortly incorporated in all
the company's product range as a free
update and it will also be available
free of charge to existing Brainstorm
customers.

Lightweight Compact
Versatile Systems
- K5600 Lighting
Joker-Bug Line
K

5600 Lighting is known for
its abilities to design and
manufacture lightweight, versatile and
compact lighting systems.
With two lines of products, the Alpha
and Joker-Bug, the company has
become a major player on the market.
For 22 years, the company has
been working on one goal: to give
cinematographers, videographers and
photographers the ability to use the
same paint brushes to achieve their
vision in a world of economy of time
and money.
The Joker-Bug line, with 200, 400,

800 and 1600W fixtures, is probably
the most popular K5600 line in the
Broadcast sector. Coming in fly cases,
all these fixtures are part of kits
including also a High-Speed Ballast,
a set of four lenses and a wide panel
of accessories. Less units but more
possibilities thanks to the accessories:
Softube, Source 4 adapter, Big Eye,
Zoom beamers...
More versatility has been added
lately with the ability to use either a
5600K or 3200K bulb newly developed
by Havells-Sylvania.
Available in
200W, 800W and soon 400W.

The Alpha 200W

The Joker-Bug 800W

Another new innovative product is
the Alpha 200W, launched earlier this
year: a small Fresnel fixture (with a
good size lens which can be removed)
to produce the classic light quality

expected of Fresnels.
As the other Fresnel units of the
Alpha range (1600W, 4K, 9K and 18K)
the 200W can be used pointing straight
down.
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