Recent content by jheliker

I've seen a few people talking about creating flames via piping fog along the floor, and letting it escape in "wisps", with uplighting, like this YouTube video:My question, is have you successfully pulled this sort of effect off? What did you use? I've had mixed results when trying to get an...

Update: I went up to my rental house today and they showed me the LSX in action. Not the best looking effect, but simple, and with the appropriately quick-dissapating fluid in your fogger of choice, it's okay.Does anyone in the Los Angeles area know of rental houses that carry Martin Glaciator...

Does anyone from Rosco ever browse these forums? Given what Alex said above, that is enough for me to write off the Coldflow as a bad idea - I don't have time to experiment during a show!No input on the LSX? Must be an amazing unit... :rolleyes:

Definitely understood, asphyxiating the expensive seats while an attractive idea sometimes... isn't my goal for this one!I mentioned CO2 for a couple reasons - but keep in mind both of the units I mentioned do not output CO2 as a part of the fog effect - the LSX doesn't even use CO2 as a...

Hello!I'm working on a musical theater show that requires a blanket of low lying fog on stage during two quieter scenes.My rental house has both Rosco Coldflow, and LSX Low Smoke Converter units available. CO2 is not an issue for me either way - I am using it for other effects throughout...