Sidus Link Pro 2.2 introduces Layout View, a visual grid that lets you organize fixtures to match your real-world set, giving all Sidus Link Pro users faster and more intuitive light organization, selection, control, and realtime visual preview of your lighting changes. In Pro and MAX, Layout View expands to support realtime visual preview during cue playback and pixel control directly in layout.

STORM X fixtures' native 57°–58° wide flood beam angle provides efficient output from both optical and diffused modifiers without compromising portrait lighting quality on faces. Read the blog for test data, modifier comparisons, and the concepts behind this technical feat.

On the new Paramount+ drama Mobland, gaffer Harlon Haveland faced a unique challenge. Across the season, four different cinematographers stepped behind the camera. Maintaining a consistent visual language demanded not just experience, but the right tools.

Uwe Greiner on shaping the visual world of Nine Perfect Strangers Season 2.

No longer a button presser, now a data manager: turning creative requests into lighting commands.

Learn fundamental color perception concepts for set lighting confidence.

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.

Aputure STORM and NOVA lights have a System Settings menu for switching “White Light Standard” between CIE Daylight and Black Body. What does this mean, and how should it be used?

The Aputure marketing team built a video wall made up of 48 INFINIBAR PB12s at our booth and captured a lot of attention. Here’s how we did it.