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Rosco Cupid Gobo # 77436
The Rosco Cupid Gobo # 77436 works well when you need Love, Romance, and Valentines Day designs Rosco Metal gobos are available in a variety of sizes to accommodate most theatrical lighting fixtures...
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Create A New AccountThe Rosco Backstage Gobo # 77729 works well when you need Rigging and Ship designs
Rosco Metal gobos are available in a variety of sizes to accommodate most theatrical lighting fixtures. Gobos are are like stencils for profile fixtures, ellipsoidal reflector spotlights (ERS), and hard-edged moving lights, allowing light to shine through certain areas and project a pattern. You can increase clarity and contrast of the pattern by adding a donut; which is color frame with a smaller hole, acts like a fixed aperture to increase depth of field.
This Rosco pattern was designed by Ken Billington & Marcia Madeira
Q: What size will it be on my stage?
A: The size of a projected gobo image depends on the beam angle of your fixture, a larger beam angle will increase the gobo size diameter, however the resulting image will appear dimmer (with same fixture, since the light is spread over a larger area).
Q: Can I make the image sharper?
A: To improve the sharpness of these projections, a device called a "donut" can be used. A donut is an insert that fits into the color frame slot of ERS fixtures that has a hole in the center which reduces the aperture and sharpens the output of the fixture. There are multiple sizes of donut "holes", the general rule is to match the size of the hole with the size of the gobo to achieve optimal sharpness. This process is similar to how the human eye sharpens focus when squinting. While using a donut can result in a slight reduction in brightness, many lighting designers find that the increased sharpness is worth the tradeoff. Overall, donuts are a useful tool for achieving high-quality gobo projections in theatrical lighting design.
A: The other option is to swap your standard lenses for sharper ones. Contact us and we'll help see what options are available for you.
Q: Can change the color of the image?
A: You can change color of the projected image by adding a sheet of lighting gel, or by changing colors on most LED fixtures. *only on metal and B/W Glass gobos, not advised for full color glass gobos
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