For the 2024 edition of the PLASA Show, at least, the familiar acronym 'GLP' stood for 'German Light Picturehouse'. JDC2 IP was the show-stopper in a pop-up cinema.
Visitors to the GLP booth (#E5) received the red carpet treatment, as the theme for that year’s exhibition was a vintage pop-up cinema. This eye-catching feature was seen by all who entered Olympia, as it once again occupied GLP's characteristic prime position right at the main entrance.
The entire GLP UK team was present, handing out free popcorn while visitors settled in to watch a short movie detailing GLP's timeline from 1994 to the present.
The screen was framed by no fewer than 26 of GLP’s new JDC2 IP hybrid strobes, which were the company’s main product focus. This was undoubtedly the star of the show, sending all the features of its predecessor, the JDC1, into orbit in a wonderfully choreographed display of visual gymnastics.
In addition to its IP65 weatherproof rating, the JDC2 IP offered greater visibility, increased light output, and advanced creativity, with the new integrated beam line equipped with 84 high-performance LEDs.
An essential item in the production designer’s toolbox. It offered optimized steep flash ramps for an even more realistic and intense strobe impression, with 12 individually controllable segments and extended intensity flash effects provided across more than 100 static and dynamic strobe patterns. We got ready to buckle up for the ride.
