that looks pretty awesome!
I'm dying to know what's in that road case up on top of the truss?Every Year, there's some ridiculous new amazing Demo. This year it's a company called Verity doing a Drones light show. We'll get a better video later, but here are a couple pictures. Demos every 90 minutes. Booth 2175. View attachment 16938View attachment 16939
@dvsDave and I liked the feel of the grips, but the way it tracked was a bit odd. The feel of the controls was better than PRG Ground Control, but the tilt function was a bit odd to get used to. We both remain big fans of SpoTrack. Old stage hands may not like using a mouse to control a spot. But anyone who grew up gaming will be perfectly at home running SpoTrack.that looks pretty awesome!
The target was around $7000-8000 to compete with counterweight, but I believe capacity is in the 600-800 pound range. Not sure where these ended up.
Thank goodness that the new generation coming into the industry ARE gamers. I'd like to start pulling together a demo of the different spot tracking programs at some point here. Who else would be interested in seeing demos within the Northeast sector?@dvsDave and I liked the feel of the grips, but the way it tracked was a bit odd. The feel of the controls was better than PRG Ground Control, but the tilt function was a bit odd to get used to. We both remain big fans of SpoTrack. Old stage hands may not like using a mouse to control a spot. But anyone who grew up gaming will be perfectly at home running SpoTrack.
High End has some great stuff for Live Events as usual. The Turbo Ray (name might not be right) is really cool. Has motorized diffusers on the front that are designed to be edge lit and a 460W LED engine behind it. It has a gobo wheel, but can also do some break ups with just the LED engine by turning specific LEDs off and can do split color in engine as well. Think like a Showpix, but useful as a moving light too.
The target was around $7000-8000 to compete with counterweight, but I believe capacity is in the 600-800 pound range. Not sure where these ended up.
PS: on their site.
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