How Do You Use Colors in Stage Lighting (Pt. 2 - Programming Colors)
Colors are magical, and play a vital role in lighting,. In this video we want to show you how to program colors, mix them and how certain fixtures respond differently at different brightness levels.
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00:00 Introduction
00:59 How do these lights work and why does it matter?
01:18 Looking at the color wheel
04:21 The Volux Spectra 300
05:43 CMY Colour mixing
06:26 Looking at the downsides of CMY
08:00 One fixture that is the exception to these downfalls
08:55 Taking a look at RGBW Fixtures
09:04 How does it look at full brightness?
09:35 Calibration Mode
10:19 Where RGB Fixtures thrive.
11:58 A tip for doing shows.
13:59 What happens when you mix colors together?
15:10 Closing
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Thanks for sharing this
It is a good idea to combine moving spots and moving washes!
I have learned that for the most part, your deep saturates 96% of the time I'll do on our LED pars, and bars.
Honestly the output lost with CMY fixtures isn't a big deal at all IF, you have enough of them for your space, and have lighting fixtures that are kinda "overpowered" for your space! SO CMY fixtures have an LED engine that produces a brighter beam in open white than we would need for a 200 seat space w/ a 28x12" ft stage, with an 8 ft trim...BUT all that extra output comes in so handy when you mix deep colors, like the red in the example! I will also say that for most vivid blues and purples we find it's important to keep the intensity at full, if you needed more flexibility with the overall brightness of certain colors, look at a fixture that's more in the 500 to 600w LED engine class.
Very nice vid, but very weird results for the sisma and spectra, we have those 2 fixtures and the sisma absolutely crushes the spectra even on white not to talk about colors, in red the spectras are pretty much useless while the sismas can bring absurd ammounts of light to the room
@thoubias
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Sounds like these fixtures you have are not of comparable output power. It is not just about physical size or even the wattage, but also about how bright it is, and how wide the light spreads.