Antilatency has launched FullBandRGB, a studio fixture designed around camera-facing virtual-production requirements. It uses seven LED types rather than a conventional RGB mix, with the stated goal of reducing spectral gaps and maintaining a more consistent camera response as colour temperature changes.
CyberGaffer can translate lighting changes in a virtual environment into coordinated adjustments across physical FullBandRGB fixtures. That connection is intended to help foreground illumination follow a changing LED-wall scene instead of relying on repeated manual balancing during a session.
Each unit includes a Gigabit Ethernet switch and powerCON input and output, so data and power can be daisy-chained across a rig without a separate network switch at every group. Integrated power and lightweight construction reduce overhead hardware, while optional mirrors shape the beam and claim up to 1.27 times more forward intensity.
The fixture is controlled by computer rather than local physical dials. Published information does not provide output at measured distances, power draw, TLCI or SSI results, flicker performance at high frame rates, fan noise, pricing or delivery dates. Those figures are needed before comparing it with established stage-lighting systems.
