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What's new in StrobeRoom.

Release notes from the team: what we changed, why, and what is still on our list. StrobeRoom is in a private beta, planned to open to invited testers in Q2 2027.

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Camera frame in StrobeRoom 1.13: a woman in a white blouse standing against a brick wall with her arms crossed, one hand resting on the opposite arm

StrobeRoom 1.13: standing poses that fit each person, and expressions for everyone

We went back to the standing poses: arms crossed, hand to chin, hands in pockets, hands together and hands on hips now fit each of the 20 people. Also in 1.13: expressions for Eric, Claudia and Carla, less graphics memory, and a first look at the next 3D set, a cafe.

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The Welcome window in StrobeRoom 1.12: the guide video with its play button and ten chapter buttons on the left; what is new in the build, the social accounts and links to the written help on the right

StrobeRoom 1.12: a welcome window and the full guide

StrobeRoom now opens on a welcome window, with a video that builds one shoot from the first screen to a saved shoot sheet. Also here: the two updates since 1.11, with a shoot sheet that fills the page and faster 3D sets on macOS.

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Camera view in StrobeRoom 1.11: a man seated at rest against a brick wall, with the histogram in the corner of the frame

StrobeRoom 1.11: people who sit at rest, five new faces and a histogram

We went back to how people sit: hands rest on the thighs and arms hang. Also in 1.11: five new people, a first name for everyone in the cast, and a histogram in the camera view. With before and after pictures.

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Camera frame of two people seated for a podcast in the brick loft apartment, with the room behind them lit by bounce light

StrobeRoom 1.10: faces up close, bounce light and a room at real scale

We spent this update on how the picture holds up close: eyes, teeth and skin, highlights in the shape of the light, bounce light in the live view, and apartment furniture at real size. Meter readings are unchanged.

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Camera frame of a smiling man in a denim jacket against a grey backdrop, lit by an octabox and a white reflector

Natural faces and poses: StrobeRoom 1.9.2 to 1.9.4

Smiles that reach the eyes, weight on one leg, relaxed hands, and seated people who settle into the cushion. What we changed in the cast over three updates, and how we tested it.

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Studio view of a two-person podcast set: two COB lights in softboxes on boom arms, a purple tube behind the guests and three cameras on tripods

Real gear in the studio: lights, modifiers and cameras modelled in Blender

We rebuilt every light, modifier, stand and camera in StrobeRoom as a 3D model at real size. A speedlight, a silver umbrella and a snoot join the kit, and the light they give is unchanged.

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Three photo-scanned people from the new StrobeRoom cast, shown head and shoulders

A new cast: photo-scanned people, new hair and five expressions

Three photo-scanned people join the cast, six people get new strand hair, and everyone with face controls can smile, talk or look serious.

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Page 1 of the StrobeRoom 1.9 shoot sheet: camera frames, the floor plan with numbered lights, and the camera and light tables

StrobeRoom 1.9: a clearer shoot sheet and sharper textures

We rebuilt the shoot sheet around the camera frame and numbered every light to match the plan. People, furniture and the studio get higher-resolution textures.

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Studio view of the brick loft apartment set: two people seated by the brick wall, lit by two octaboxes on stands

The first 3D set, and looks that hold a whole studio

StrobeRoom 1.8 adds our first 3D set, a brick loft apartment you can light inside, along with looks that each keep a complete setup and a new range of furniture.

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