Recent content by Kee

Nevermind ppl.. I found that the instruction manual said no such thing, except when you stop the machine, you should turn the gas to aprox 20 psi or more to avoid damage.Have tested a bit and followed the machine closely and everything looks ok.My only problem now is that I can't reach...

That is one way to do it. I found a freeware application for this purpose > AviScreen Classic Freeware download and review - capture screen activity from SnapFiles < (but not tested). If the program wont record full screen, you could just crop it a bit in a video editing tool afterward..Either...

I got a MDG Atmosphere Hazer on a fairly small stage (aprox. 200M2), and I have instructed to not set the pressure lower than 10 psi because that might damage the machine.Is this true, and if so, is there any way (except for the obvious..changing hazer) to get around this?

I am a stage/AV/sound/light-technician and I have been working mostly with conserts and dance, but the last 3 years I have been working as a multi-technition in a Theater in Stavanger, Norway.