At this year’s Live Design International (LDI), Cameo – the lighting technology brand of the Adam Hall Group – says it will be presenting various innovations and product highlights that it says will expand the range of professional lighting designers, operators, and rental service providers. In addition to the OTOS IP65 models SP6 (Spot Profile) and B5 (Beam) and the PIXBAR G2 IP65 LED bars, the focus will be on the new products of the AZOR series, which will be presented to the public for the first time at the LDI. Cameo will showcase its product portfolio at LDI 2023 with its North American partner, Theatrixx, at booth 1145.

Cameo says it has more than ten years of experience in the professional lighting industry and “impresses” professionals worldwide with state-of-the-art lighting technology for live, event, theater and architectural lighting applications. The company says the Cameo product range covers all professional requirements, from ambitious beginners designing their first light show to the largest rental providers with an international focus. This year, lighting designers worldwide staged some of the biggest festivals and events with Cameo lighting solutions, including the major EDM events Nature One and World Club Dome, the Lent cultural festival and the official live concert for the coronation of King Charles III.

New AZOR era

Cameo says the “compact and efficient” moving heads in the AZOR series have been a favorite on live stages, in clubs and many other applications since launching. The company says it will be showcasing completely new moving head models  exclusively at the joint stand of Theatrixx and Cameo.

The other Cameo highlights at a glance:

• PIXBAR G2 – IP65 LED bars with a connection system for “creative and easy-to-implement” lighting designs, whether vertical or horizontal on the truss or on a base plate.
• OTOS SP6 – Combined IP65 spot/profile moving head with 600 W LED and over 86,000 lux at 6° beam angle for live, event, theater and TV applications.
• OTOS B5 – IP65 beam moving head with 480 W discharge lamp, 511,000 lx @ 15 m and optical system for precise 1° beams.