Brompton Technology will demonstrate its latest technology at the LDI Show, taking place in the West Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center from December 3-5. Exhibiting in Booth 903, Brompton will show off its next-generation TrueLight technology, which delivers high-quality lighting from LED panels with extra emitters—offering accurate, calibrated RGBW colors and control over spectral output from RGB panels.

TrueLight is powered by Brompton’s new Tessera G1 receiver card, and it builds upon Brompton’s Dynamic Calibration technology, a system capable of providing complete spectrally-aware calibration for extra emitters. TrueLight ensures that colorimetric precision and full color and luminance correction are applied on a per-pixel basis, allowing for intelligent RGB to RGBW conversion that gives a broader spectral output for better lighting quality, while also maintaining precise color accuracy. This brings particular benefits in situations where LED panels are contributing to the lighting of a scene, such as in a virtual production volume, where recreating reality is a top priority and the narrow spectral output of conventional RGB panels can cause color shifts and unnatural skin tones.

“We’re thrilled to be showcasing TrueLight at this year’s LDI Show, our last stop on a successful run of events throughout the year,” said Sean Sheridan, Brompton’s general manager, Americas. “LDI is always an inspiring gathering that covers so many areas of entertainment technology—from live events, to virtual production, to mixed reality applications—and we’re excited to connect with partners, customers, and beyond to share how Brompton serves each of these markets,”

Brompton will offer TrueLight presentations twice daily at its booth. The booth will also feature an interactive RGBW tunnel, powered by ROE Carbon 5 MKII RGBW LED panels, where visitors can walk through an enclosed setup illuminated by LEDs, play with different props, and experience TrueLight in action firsthand.

Additionally, Brompton’s product lead Cesar Caceres will speak on a panel in the INFiLED booth (993) on Sunday, Dec. 3 at 1:30 p.m. Along with INFiLED’s director of technical services Adam Coleman and VIVE MARS’ developer relations lead Raymond Mosco, this panel will cover emerging extended reality (XR) and virtual production technologies and trends.

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