RedShark visited the Godox booth at IBC2026 for a walkthrough of three new lighting releases. The lineup covered hard, soft, and inflatable lighting, with a focus on high-output full-color fixtures and multi-spectral colour rendering.
Godox showed the MG6KR, presented as a 6K HMI-equivalent full-colour fixture and highlighted as the brand’s brightest full-colour light.
Palette Lab fixtures use multi-spectral coupling to reduce spectral gaps and produce a wider, smoother colour spectrum.
Godox demonstrated an inflatable soft-light mat as part of its push into large, portable soft sources for production.
# What this visit covered RedShark's crew walked the Godox stand at IBC2026 for a short hands-on look at three new products that span hard, soft, and inflatable lighting approaches. The booth tour was led by brand ambassador Hrvoje Bazina Asbh. A short video accompanies the coverage (credited "Video: Jesse Calis at Halate").
# The MG6KR: a hard, high-output full-colour fixture Godox put the MG6KR front and centre. The MG6KR is presented as a 6K HMI-equivalent full-colour fixture and positioned by Godox as their brightest full-colour light to date. The brief booth walkthrough emphasised output and the fixture's role as a hard source for location and studio work where high luminous power is required.
# Palette Lab: multi-spectral colour without spectral gaps A second focus was Godox's Palette Lab range. Palette Lab aims to offer cleaner colour reproduction by addressing spectral gaps common to LED fixtures. Godox describes the approach as "multi-spectral coupling technology," which uses multiple emitters of the same colours across the spectrum to create a wider, smoother colour output.
The practical result shown on the stand was improved colour continuity across a range of hues. The booth commentary framed Palette Lab as a deliberate effort to reduce colour artifacts you can see when mixing LED emitters that have different peaks and troughs in their spectral output.
# Inflatable soft-light mat: portable large-area sources Godox also highlighted an inflatable soft-light mat. The demo at IBC emphasised the mat's role as a large-area, soft source that can be packed and deployed quickly for big soft lighting needs on location. The RedShark item describes the product as an inflatable soft-light solution without deep technical specifics in the write-up.
# How Godox framed the new releases Godox presented the three items as a coordinated expansion across lighting types: a very bright hard fixture for when output matters, advanced colour-focused fixtures for accurate colour rendering, and a portable inflatable soft option for large-area diffusion. The Palette Lab messaging was the most technical in the walk-through, with direct commentary about reducing spectral gaps via multi-emitter design.
# What you can take away If you specify or rent lights for productions that need both high output and refined colour, Godox showed products that aim to cover those needs: a high-output hard RGB fixture, colour-accurate soft and hard fixtures using multi-spectral coupling, and a portable inflatable soft mat for large diffuse sources. The RedShark report is a brief floor walkthrough rather than a deep spec comparison, so it functions as an early look rather than a full evaluation.
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