Broadcast Blinds, known for its daylight control products used at broadcast TV stations across the globe, used the 2025 NAB Show in Las Vegas as the launching pad for a new line of portable daylight control systems.
The new product is designed for on-location productions, and the launch was tied to a new strategic global relationship with Rosco, a lighting technology company.
This brought the RoscoVIEW polarization-based light control system to market.
Broadcast Blinds’ new portable daylight control systems are, in the company’s words, engineered for rapid deployment and optimal performance in temporary production environments such as sporting events, corporate presentations, and on-location shoots, expanding Broadcast Blinds’ offerings beyond their existing permanent installations. They are engineered for maximum adaptability and user-friendliness, particularly in demanding temporary environments.
Key features include:
Rapid Deployment
Robust Construction
Tailored Customization
Dedicated Support
RoscoVIEW is a two-part window control system for film and television studios consisting of a polarizing filter installed on windows and a matching polarizing filter for the camera. The system allows for complete control of the exterior exposure by rotating the camera filter.
Key advantages include:
Standalone Product
Complete Light Control
Greater efficiency when shooting
Enhanced Visual Control
Suitable for a variety of studios
