Paper Focus?
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lightguy2k6
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I know Lightwrite has a foucs tab, where you can note how you want each instrument focused, shutter lines, etc. That could be a paper focus.
It may be in reference to the proces of bench focusing a light in which the beam is projected onto a wall or sheet of paper to correctly align the optics and lamp.
Bench focus
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Bench focus
If you are going to do a bench focus - these may also be useful for you:
Spot overhaul - some info on cleaning
Tips for taking things appart
Taking it in context of the conversation, I'm fairly certain they were referring to Lightwrite. If not, my next guess was, focusing close to the instrument schedule and plot intention.
Thanks for the help!
LightDiva
Thanks for the help!
LightDiva
LW has a Focus Chart, which allows one to log the position of the hot spot, note about edge, placement of shutter cuts, etc..
It's generally a by-product of the instrument schedule, that gets printed and filled in by hand during focus, then logged back to LW for reference later.
Used a lot in Broadway tours by the ASM for focusing at load-in. Generally with a touring rig.
Obviously for static fixtures, though Viveone Leon (Broadway assistant, famous for her paperwork) also uses a method to log all positions of ML's, cue by cue. Did I say she was famous for generating paperwork ?.
SB
It's generally a by-product of the instrument schedule, that gets printed and filled in by hand during focus, then logged back to LW for reference later.
Used a lot in Broadway tours by the ASM for focusing at load-in. Generally with a touring rig.
Obviously for static fixtures, though Viveone Leon (Broadway assistant, famous for her paperwork) also uses a method to log all positions of ML's, cue by cue. Did I say she was famous for generating paperwork ?.
SB
