| Customization: | Available |
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| Light Source: | LED |
| Material: | Aluminum |
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Light source power: 250W;
Voltage: AC 200V~240V/50~60Hz;
Color disk: Each color disk consists of 9 color plates + white light;
Pattern plate: 9 gobos+white effects;
Glass pattern: 7 glass gobos+white effects;
540° translation, 270° tilt.
Overheat protection;
Control mode: DMX512/ master-slave/Automatic;
IP20 protection level
Product Precautions
This light fixture is for professional use only.
Ensure that the power supply voltage is consistent with the equipment
requirements before running.
Do not place this product in a place that is easy to loosen or shake.
In the process of use, if the lamp appears abnormal, it should stop using the lamp in
time.
In order to ensure the service life of the product, the product should not be
placed in damp or leaking places, but also should not work in the
environment where the temperature exceeds 60 degrees.
When the bulb is used, the voltage change of the power supply should not exceed ±10%.
If the voltage is too high, the life of the bulb will be shortened. If the voltage is too low,
the light color of the bulb will be affected.
After the power off, it takes 20 minutes to use the lamp to cool down fully before it can
be used again.
The rotating parts of the lamps and pasting accessories must be checked regularly. If
they are loose and shake, they should be reinforced in time to prevent accidents.
In order to ensure the normal use of this product, please read the instructions carefully.
| Power | Color Disco | Control Model |
| 250W | Each color disk consists of a color plate + white light | DMX512/ master-slave/Automatic |
Using stage lighting equipment (such as lighting fixtures, slides, control systems, etc.) and technical means, as the plot develops, the environment is displayed and the atmosphere is rendered, highlighting the central character, creating a sense of space and time on the stage, shaping the external appearance of the stage performance, and providing necessary lighting effects (such as wind, rain, clouds, water, lightning).
Stage lighting is an important component of the composition of the performance space. It is an artistic creation that involves designing lighting for characters and specific scenes in a comprehensive visual environment based on the development of the plot, and purposefully reproducing the design intent to the audience through visual imagery. We should comprehensively and systematically consider the spatial modeling of characters and plots, strictly follow the modeling rules, and use good methods.
Function: Make the stage image clearer: Enable the audience to see clearly or avoid seeing certain corners of the stage (presentability). Strengthen the effect of stage performance: meet the needs of the plot, make the background appear natural, play a role in setting off, suggesting, and inducing the development of the plot, and regulate the atmosphere (actors, audience). The principle of using stage lighting: Intensity (referring to the brightness of the light): There must be sufficient lighting to enable the audience to see the color, appearance, and details. Distribution: including the use and distribution of lights and the distribution of directions to the stage. The main body must be different from the supporting role and the background must be significantly different (color) in brightness. Color: Rely on color paper, computer color matching, and other methods to meet the needs of the plot. Change: Change the color, brightness, and movement of the lights according to the needs of the plot. In the specific use of stage lighting, before reducing a certain light source, preparations should be made to enhance the next light source, except for special needs of the plot. Try to avoid black noise to avoid affecting the work of the cast members.
The role of stage lighting in modern stage performances: illuminating the performance environment to enable the audience to see clearly the actor's performance and the image of the scenery; Guide the audience's gaze [1]; Shape character images, highlight emotions, and showcase stage illusions; Create the spatial environment needed in the play; Rendering the atmosphere in the play; Display the transition between time and space, highlight dramatic conflicts and strengthen stage rhythm, and enrich artistic appeal.
As an important component of current stage art, stage lighting has been integrated into the style of dance creation. With the progress of science and technology, lighting art has become the main means of stage performance, Reflecting extremely high artistic effects: Light can explain the thoughts, emotions, and souls of theatrical characters, create their spiritual conception, and use various colors of light, light and dark contrasts, as well as different light positions, shadows, and beams to participate in the performance of dramatic emotions. Modern lighting design can endow concise scenery with rich emotions, and as the plot progresses, the transfer of situations, changes in time and space, and intense conflicts of contradictions can all be seen in lighting The rich changes that occur under the same set conditions give life to the stage scenery and transform the character's spiritual world into emotional light and color to convey to the audience. Lighting is the soul of the stage, and the effect of stage lighting emphasizes the beauty of the scene, allowing the audience to enjoy a sense of realism in the theater.
Stage lighting fixtures can be divided into three categories based on their optical structure: floodlights, spotlights, and slides; According to the installed parts on the stage, there are also surface lighting, ear lighting, foot lighting, column lighting, top lighting, sky lighting, ground lighting, and flowing lighting. Floodlight system refers to a lamp that can emit uniform and soft light and illuminate a certain direction of light. Individual floodlights, top row lights, foot lights, and curtain lights are generally used to illuminate the sky, paint scenery, or performance areas. A spotlight system refers to a lamp that can emit directional light and control the range of the light area. Usually, different light spots are projected through a lens using the principle of refraction. If a threaded soft light lens is used, it can produce soft edged light spots. A light that uses a reflective optical structure to achieve a spotlight effect is called a return light. The slide system adds a set of objective lenses in front of the spotlight to project light and image. This type of slide can be further divided into: projection slides using slide imaging; A projection slide that projects moving images such as clouds, water, and fire onto the scenery through a rotating circular chain; Use a long focal length objective lens to clearly image small light spots. A spotlight that highlights the protagonist's image; The ellipsoidal concave mirror is a lamp called a shape lamp.
The stage lighting control system must be able to effectively control and allocate all lighting fixtures and produce a harmonious artistic effect. It consists of three parts: a power distribution board, a dimmer, and a main control console.
Stage lighting design mainly involves artistic conception based on the script, director's requirements, and overall ideas of stage art, drawing lighting design drawings, and arranging specific technical embodiment work. Lighting design should be able to utilize various styling techniques to adapt to different styles of performances. Some performances require a realistic style, while others require the creation of abstract, freehand, or metaphorical artistic conception.
Common light levels for stage lighting
To properly configure professional stage lighting, it is first necessary to understand the commonly used light levels of stage lighting. This is an important step in selecting the correct configuration.
1. Facial light: The light projected from the top of the audience towards the stage, mainly used for the front lighting of the characters and the basic lighting of the entire set.
2. Ear lighting: Located on both sides of the platform, the light slanted onto the stage is divided into several layers, mainly assisting in facial lighting, enhancing facial lighting, and increasing the three-dimensional sense of characters and scenery.
3. Pillar light (also known as side light): The light projected from both sides of the platform opening, mainly used for illuminating the two sides of characters or scenery, increasing the sense of three-dimensional and contour.
4. Top light: The light projected onto the stage from above, divided from front to back into a row of top lights, two rows of top lights, three rows of top lights, etc. It is mainly used for general stage lighting, enhancing stage illumination, and has many fixed point illumination of scenery and props, mainly solved by top light.
5. Backlight: The light projected in the opposite direction from the stage (such as overhead light, bridge light, etc.) can outline the contours of characters and scenery, enhance the sense of stereo and transparency, and can also be used as a specific light source.
6. Bridge light: The light projected onto the stage at the overpasses on both sides of the stage, mainly used to assist column light, enhance three-dimensional sense, and also used for other positions where it is inconvenient to project. It can also be used as a specific light source.
Stage lighting
7. Foot light: The light projected from the tabletop in front of the stage to the stage, mainly assisting in surface lighting and eliminating shadows formed by the face and chin of the character due to high-level illumination such as surface light.
8. Heaven and Earth Emission: The light projected from above and below the canopy towards the canopy, mainly used for illumination and color changes.
9. Flow light: Located on the flow light racks on both sides of the stage, it mainly assists bridge light and supplements the light on both sides of the stage or other specific lights.
10. Chasing light: The light level required from the audience or other positions, mainly used to track an actor's performance or highlight a specific light, and also used by the host. It is a close-up pen for stage art, playing a finishing touch role.
Common lighting fixtures and characteristics
1. Spotlight: It is one of the most widely used main lighting types in stage lighting, with a market of 1KW and 2KW, with 2KW being the most widely used. It focuses on the illumination of light, with clear outlines and edges of the spot, which can highlight a local area or amplify the spot to illuminate an area. It serves as the main light source for the stage and is commonly used for surface lighting, ear lighting, side lighting, and other lighting positions.
2. Soft light: The light is soft and uniform, which can highlight a certain part without any hard spots, making it easy for several lights to connect. Common ones include 0.3KW, 1KW, 2KW, etc. It is commonly used for close range light positions such as column light and flowing light.
3. Return light: It is a reflective light fixture characterized by hard light quality, high illumination, and long range. It is an economical and efficient strong light lamp, commonly used in 0.5KW, 1KW, 2KW, etc., with 2KW being the most commonly used.
4. Astigmatic light: The light is diffuse, evenly distributed, and has a large projection area. It can be divided into sky scattered light and ground scattered light, with common ones being 0.5KW, 1KW, 1.25KW, 2KW, etc. It is mostly used for skylight illumination and can also be used for general lighting of the theater podium.
5. Styling lamp: The principle is between the pursuit lamp and the spotlight, and it is a special type of lamp mainly used for projecting the shape of characters and scenery.
6. Foot light (also known as strip light): Soft light with a wide area. Mainly used as lighting and color for mid range and net scenes, and can also assist in surface lighting at the entrance.
7. Light column lamp (also known as tube lamp): It is widely used, such as models such as PAR46 and PAR64. It can be used for lighting people and scenery in all directions, or can be directly installed on the stage, exposed to the audience, forming a lamp array, serving as a dual function of stage decoration and lighting.
8. Projection slides (also known as projection slides) and ceiling effect lights: can form an overall picture on the stage ceiling, as well as various special effects, such as wind, rain, thunder, electricity, water, fire, smoke, clouds, etc.
9. Computer light: This is an intelligent light fixture controlled by DMX512, RS232, or PMX signals. Its light color, spot, and illuminance are superior to the conventional lighting fixtures mentioned above. It is a type of intelligent light fixture developed in recent years and is often installed in positions such as surface light, ceiling light, stage and backstage steps. The color, shape, and graphics during operation can be programmed to run. Due to differences in power levels, it is necessary to use them differently on stage. Generally, low-power computer lights are only suitable for use in dance halls. On stage, the light and spot of low-power computer lights are often blurred by stage spotlights, return lights, etc., so special attention should be paid to their selection.
10. Track light: It is a stage lighting fixture characterized by high brightness, the use of lenses for imaging, and the ability to present clear light spots. By adjusting the focal length, it can also change the virtual or real light spots. There is an active light bar that allows for convenient color changes, and the lamp body can operate freely. There are many varieties in the market, and the ways of labeling
indicators are also different. Standards based on power include 1KW halogen tungsten light source, 1KW dysprosium light source, 1KW metal halide light source, 2KW metal halide light source, etc. There are also distance based tracking lights (light intensity and illuminance at specific distances), such as 8-10m tracking lights, 15-30m tracking lights, 30-50m tracking lights, 50-80m tracking lights, etc. In terms of function, they are divided into mechanical tracking lights, which focus, light bar, etc All color changes are manually completed; The other type is a computer tracking light, which automatically completes the focusing, light bar, color change, and color temperature adjustment by pushing and pulling the electrical appliance. Therefore, when selecting, it is necessary to carefully select various indicators.
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