About the only trick is having the right place to hang them while focusing. They should be on some sort of rack or
batten that is easy to reach. There should be some sort of white or light colored surface... a
cyc is great otherwise a light colored wall. The
instrument needs to be exactly perpendicular to the surface. You need to be able to see the entire pool of light as one perfect circle.
That's it. From there it's just...
1) sharp focus
2) loosen the outer ring to center the lamp and re-tighten.
3)Twist the inner screw to your preferred
level of peak/
flat. I like mine pretty
flat as it keeps the light even and looks good on gobos, others like a peak
spike in the middle. All depends on what you are doing with them.
Your done no real tricks. Now a discussion of Peak vs
Flat preferences could be interesting and something new I believe. Anybody want to comment.