Aputure NOVA

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Aputure NOVA Series

Why We Built It

Traditional soft panels often force compromises between output, color accuracy, and durability.
With the NOVA series, Aputure set out to build a new standard for 1x1 and 2x1 soft lights — combining extreme brightness, precise color control, and robust construction for professional film and broadcast workflows.

Unmatched Output in a Soft Panel

NOVA lights deliver industry-leading output for their size class, outperforming traditional 1x1 panels.
The high intensity makes the NOVA series suitable not only for studio work, but also for demanding daylight and large-scale productions.

True Color, Full Spectrum Control

Powered by Aputure’s BLAIR-CG LED engine, the NOVA series offers exceptional color accuracy across the entire CCT range.

High CRI, TLCI, SSI and TM-30 values ensure consistent, natural skin tones and reliable color reproduction on every camera.

One Fixture, Total Control

NOVA fixtures integrate seamlessly into modern lighting setups.
With full support for Sidus Link, Sidus Link Pro, DMX, CRMX, Art-Net/sACN and RDM, NOVA lights are easy to control on set — whether used as a single key light or as part of a larger lighting network.

Built for Studio and Location

Designed with rental and professional use in mind, NOVA lights feature rugged housings, active cooling, and weather-resistant construction.
The solid build quality makes them reliable tools for long shooting days, studio installations, and on-location work in challenging environments.

Smooth, Flicker-Free Dimming

NOVA lights offer precise dimming control with smooth transitions and no visible color shift.
From full output down to extremely low levels, the light remains stable, consistent, and flicker-free — ideal for both high-speed and narrative shooting.

Modular Accessories, Flexible Setup

From soft diffusion to directional control, the NOVA ecosystem is built around flexible modifiers and mounting options.
This allows the same fixture to adapt quickly between interviews, narrative scenes, commercial shoots, and broadcast environments.