MIMIK 120 is a lighting fixture that takes its cue from the video signal. It lights talent and set elements in virtual production with extended spectral bandwidth and cinematic colour fidelity, applying higher tonal and colour rendering than the content it mirrors. It is a softlight first and a display second.

Patented Kino Flo technology translates an incoming RGB video signal into five individual emitters, warm white, cool white, red, green and blue. The tile generates real foreground lighting that synchronises with an LED volume rather than merely displaying an image. Because it runs off the same video signal it stays in sync with other displays, without the latency and mapping problems that come with DMX-mapped lighting.

A 30 kHz refresh rate and 16-bit depth support camera speeds to 900 fps with no flicker at low light levels. The carbon fibre frame keeps the tile light enough to reconfigure on set. Control runs through the Megapixel Helios video processor with no software or drivers to install. Tiles stack five high with no limit on width, link with corner blocks in two-way and four-way locking, and curve concave or convex with an attachment.

A Megapixel Helios video processor is required.

Kino Flo MIMIK 120 Lighting Tile