On-demand webcast: Overcoming lighting challenges: Get the best out of light sources for imaging

On-demand Webcast: Overcoming Lighting Challenges — How to Get the Best Out of Light Sources for Imaging
Originally broadcast: 9 April 2025 | 3pm GMT

Lighting is the foundation of every successful imaging and machine vision application — yet it’s also one of the most overlooked sources of performance issues. In environments with reflective surfaces, high-speed motion, low contrast, or limited illumination, choosing and optimising the right light source is critical to achieving sharp, accurate, and reliable imaging results.

In this on-demand expert panel discussion, industry specialists share practical strategies, technical insights, and real-world examples to help you master lighting for superior imaging performance. Whether you’re designing advanced machine vision systems or optimising imaging in industrial, scientific, or research environments, this session equips you with the knowledge you need to overcome the most common lighting challenges.

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💡 About This Event

Lighting directly affects image clarity, contrast, repeatability, and the success of downstream analysis — from inspection algorithms to decision-making systems in automated environments. With rapid advancements in LED, laser, and multispectral lighting technologies, understanding how to select, position, and configure the right illumination has never been more important.

This panel brings together specialists from across the imaging supply chain to discuss:
• Real-world lighting challenges
• Best-practice configuration approaches
• Opportunities to improve system reliability and accuracy
• The latest breakthroughs in machine vision lighting

👥 Who Should Watch?

This webcast is essential for:
• Systems integrators and machine vision engineers
• OEMs developing industrial imaging solutions
• Researchers and academics exploring imaging technologies
• End users improving imaging performance in production environments

🎯 What You Will Learn

Gain actionable insights into:
• How lighting impacts image quality, accuracy, and consistency
• Choosing and optimising LED, laser, and multispectral light sources
• Techniques for overcoming reflective, low-contrast, and high-speed imaging challenges
• The newest lighting technologies shaping machine vision applications

⭐ Why Watch This On-Demand Webcast?

✔ Improve your imaging results in demanding environments
✔ Stay current with emerging lighting technologies
✔ Access practical tips and expert solutions
✔ Strengthen system reliability and reduce troubleshooting time

🎙 Featured Speakers
Jack McKinley

Head of Development, TPL Vision
With nine years of expertise in LED lighting for industrial automation, Jack leads illumination development at TPL Vision, driving innovative lighting solutions that enhance machine vision system performance.

Lindsey Sullivan

Technical Marketing Manager, CCS America
Lindsey brings eight years of hands-on engineering experience evaluating machine vision applications across industries. She now helps automation companies design high-accuracy systems without costly lighting setbacks.

Rémi Magro

Sales Manager, EFFILUX
Rémi manages market development across Europe and the US, supporting customers in optimising LED lighting systems for machine vision and scientific imaging while identifying new growth opportunities.

Steve Kinney

Director of Training, Smart Vision Lights
With 25 years in machine vision and 37 years in electronics, Steve provides deep technical training and guidance on imaging optimisation, combining engineering expertise with practical industry knowledge.

📌 Watch Now & Master Machine Vision Lighting

Whether you're tackling low-contrast inspection, high-speed imaging, or complex reflective surfaces, this expert panel delivers the insights you need to elevate your imaging system’s performance.

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