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What’s New in Sidus Link Pro 2.1?

November 6, 2025by Ben Dynice

Sidus Link Pro 2.1 introduces a new Free plan, giving all users free access to Bluetooth control of any Aputure and amaran light! Access our full library of Light Modes, FX, Quickshots, Magic Program Go and Pro, Magic Infinity FX, and Diagram Master in the Sidus Link Pro Free plan on iPad.

Sidus Link Pro 2.1 Introduces a New Free Plan

Sidus Link Pro 2.1 introduces a new Free plan, giving all users access to Bluetooth control of any Aputure and amaran light for free!

Access our full library of Light Modes, FX, Quickshots, Magic Program Go and Pro, Magic Infinity FX, and Diagram Master in the Sidus Link Pro Free plan on iPad.

Everything you loved in Sidus Link Legacy (formerly Sidus Link for iPad) is now included in the Sidus Link Pro Free plan. We’re officially retiring Sidus Link Legacy this December 2025.

Make the switch today and enjoy additional features on Sidus Link Pro.

What’s New in Sidus Link Pro V2.1?

When you open Sidus Link Pro for the first time, select the plan option that fits your needs.

With the Sidus Link Pro Free plan, you get access to:

  • Control all your Aputure and amaran lights with Bluetooth.
  • Quickshots. Save and recall presets.
  • Slider Based Fixture Control. Adjust a fixture's brightness, color temperature, and hue.
  • Magic Program Go and Pro. Program quick and impactful chases.
  • Magic Infinity FX. Design pixel-level lighting effects for INFINIBARs.
  • Diagram Master. Create and share light plots and plan power use.

From beginner to advanced, the Sidus ecosystem grows with you.

Cloud sync allows you to sync your projects automatically from Sidus Link Mobile to Sidus Link Pro on iPad.

Upgrade to the Sidus Link Pro “Pro” or “MAX” plan to gain access to advanced features like DMX and CRMX control, cue playback, and multi-universe support for professional workflows.

For more information, click here for the release notes.

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Ben Dynice

Benjamin Dynice is the Director of Product: UX/UI at Aputure Lighting, leading innovation in professional LED lighting control for film and television. An IATSE Local 728 Lighting Programmer and ICLS member, he worked on major films for Marvel and DC, as well as projects for Apple, Nike, and Samsung. An Unreal Fellowship Alumni for ICVFX, he has advanced lighting and color control in virtual production. At Aputure, he leads Sidus Link Pro and continues to shape the future of lighting technology for filmmakers worldwide.

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