A method and related apparatus for coordinated control of multiple flash lamps

By using an intelligent multi-flash lighting control system, collaborative lighting parameters are automatically generated, solving the problem of time-consuming and error-prone manual configuration in existing photographic lighting systems. This achieves automated, repeatable, professional-grade lighting effects, dynamically responds to scene changes, and supports personalized learning by users.

CN122120624APending Publication Date: 2026-05-29SHEN ZHEN NEEWER TECH CO LTD
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Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Applications(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
SHEN ZHEN NEEWER TECH CO LTD
Filing Date
2026-02-25
Publication Date
2026-05-29

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Technical Problem

Existing photographic lighting systems lack awareness of the spatial topology between multiple flashes, subjects, and cameras, making manual configuration time-consuming and error-prone, and hindering the achievement of optimized and repeatable lighting effects.

Method used

Through an intelligent multi-flash lighting control system, collaborative lighting parameters are automatically generated, the photographic scene and spatial topology are analyzed, lighting roles and output parameters are automatically assigned, and collaborative control of multiple flashes is achieved by utilizing machine learning models and sensor fusion technology.

Benefits of technology

It achieves automated, repeatable, professional-grade lighting effects in various photography scenarios without manual configuration, dynamically responds to scene changes, and supports user personalization and adaptive learning.

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Abstract

A method and related apparatus for coordinated control of multiple flashlights are disclosed. The method can include a process that can include receiving scene data associated with a photography scene containing a photographic subject, and determining spatial information of the multiple flashlights relative to at least one of the photographic subject or a camera. The process can further include determining an illumination role for each of the multiple flashlights based on at least the spatial information and scene features extracted from the scene data, and transmitting control signals to the multiple flashlights to enable coordinated operation of the multiple flashlights.
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