A New Offering from Broadcast Blinds for Your Windowed Spaces Over exposed background, properly exposed background, and under exposed background The camera exposure in these photos is adjusted strictly by using RoscoView polarization, which works by cross-polarizing...
Curved windows in sleek skyscrapers look great, but are nearly impossible to dress… Reflections glare off other buildings gleaming in the downtown cityscape… Folks walk past on the street, creating moving shadows… Completely different lighting conditions crop up...
Daylight control was a hot topic at IBC 2024, and for good reason. It’s making waves in both broadcast studios and corporate spaces. Let’s dive into why it matters for you. Your Boardroom: A Streaming Powerhouse Is your boardroom ready for high-stakes...
IBC2024 was quite a show! Whether you were there in the mix or you’re just catching up now, it’s clear from the conversations at our booth that daylight control is still a big deal in our industry. I bet you’re dealing with some of the same lighting...
If you have windows in the studio space you film in, you’ll want to make sure your footage can include both your subject matter and the view outside the window, and that both look great. In a recent interview, Broadcast Blinds talked about their solution that uses a...
A common misconception network executives have when lighting designers and studio managers start talking about light control is… “Oh no, we can’t lose this view!” After all, the view is likely why the studio is in a particular location in the first place, right? So...
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