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A gobo, also known as a pattern, is either a metal, plastic or glass disc that allows some light to pass through and blocks others. By putting a shape in that gobo you are dictating then what light will pass through and it will create that shape. This can be anything from “Class of 2014” to patterns that make it look like light is passing through oak trees and hitting the forest floor. These are the lighting units that can project those images. Some units have built in gobos while others let you put your own in.
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Strobe lights emit bright flashes of light in a repetitive fashion. The idea is that you can get a “stop action” effect of things moving. Used with individual flashes, if the unit allows, you can also use it as part of a lightning effect. Strobe units range from home party, incredibly inexpensive to the professional dmx controlled higher budgeted items.
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Video Screen Panels let you build a scenery wall in which you can then produce scenery that changes via your controller.
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Flame lights, literally are that. They give the effect of flames while not actually having flames. Great in windows and fireplaces onstage. If you need to burn down the town (theatrically) – here you go!
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If you are looking for that effect of having white phosphorus fabric or UV treated paint glow on the stage, these are the units you need to get those wave lengths excited to the eye.
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If your looking for drape with pretty colored dots of light that you can control, this is where you will find that.
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Move that light to where ever you want it to go, to whatever color you want, to whatever shape you want and whatever speed you want… In other words you are in control with these lights, you tell them what to do.
Browse our selection of moving head effect lights. |