30mW 532nm Green Laser 100mW 650nm Red Laser Show Special Effects DJ Equipment Auto Sound Stage Laser Light Projector Mini-11

Specifications:  

• Voltage: DC 5-12V 
• Wave Length: Red 650nm; Green 532nm
• Control Mode: Sound Active, Auto
• Scanner: N1.8 high precision stepping motor
• Color: Green & Red
• Laser Power: 130mW

Features: 

• It can do all things like blanking, frequently flashing, rotating, moving, billowing, zooming, drawing
• It is designed both for the safety and for its good performance
• The stage laser light projector will automatically shut down under "sound active" mode with no music on
• This laser projector can emit both green and red laser lighting.
• This stage laser light projector is safe to the human body and the environment
• The stage laser light projector is perfect for DJs, Clubs, Bars, Pubs, Discos, KTVs, Bands, Stage and for family pleasures

Details:

• The structure is designed both for the safety and for its good performance

• It is perfect for DJs, Clubs, Bars, Pubs, Discos, KTVs, Bands, Stage and for family pleasures

• Fixed with many screws in the light bottom, the light is durable for long time use

• There is words indicating the light model and things need to pay attention

• This picture shows the effect of the stage laser light, beautiful and charming, a little like fireworks 

Safety Considerations:

• Laser pointers are effective tools when used properly. The following considerations should be observed when using laser pointers:
• Never look directly into the laser beam
• Never point a laser beam at a person
• Do not aim the laser at reflective surfaces
• Never view a laser pointer using an optical instrument, such as binocular or a microscope
• Do not allow children to use laser pointers unless under the supervision of an adult
• Use only laser pointers meeting the following criteria:
• Labeled with FDA certification stating "DANGER: Laser Radiation" for Class 3R lasers or "CAUTION: Laser Radiation" for Class 2 pointers
• Classified as Class 2 or 3R according to the label. Do not use Class 3b or 4 products
• Operate at a wavelength between 630 nm and 680 nm
• Have a maximum output less than 5 mW, the lower the better

Stage Lighting Pointers:

• Lighting a stage properly is a major part in bringing theater shows to life. As with any production, lighting a stage is a team effort and must be coordinated with the lighting staff, technical director and the director in order to be successful. The way a scene is lit enhances the feel of the piece and promotes a sense of mood. Lighting designers should ensure that actors and their actions are not in shadow, and that neither the light or dark areas are distracting to an audience. There are several techniques to make sure a stage is lit to enhance the action on the stage

Color

• Lighting a scene with a variety of colors can enhance the theater experience for the audience. Color evokes emotion in ways little else can. There are three colors used most often in theater: red, blue and green. Known as the primary colors of lighting, red, blue and green are then built upon to create different colors and effects
• Combining two primary colors create what is called a secondary color, while mixing a primary and secondary color creates white light. For additional color options, gels are thin pieces of plastic that can be placed over a bulb to create different colors. Gels are available in thousands of different shades and are an inexpensive way to set a mood on stage

Lighting arrangements

• In theater, as in other areas of production, lighting can be arranged in several different ways. There are three primary positions for lights: front, side and down. Front lighting is more commonly seen as a spotlight. Its primary purpose is to provide visibility and add color. It is also directs focus to an individual or set piece. The front light should be angled toward the stage between 30 to 50 degrees
• Generally used with bold colors, side lighting works to accent specific movements or provide contrast in colors
• Down lighting creates the illusion of depth and works as a spotlight to isolate individuals on stage. Additionally, back lighting creates a feeling of depth, but must be used carefully. When used from a low angle, the back light will create a silhouette, but placing it at audience eye level makes for uncomfortable viewing for the audience

Equipment

• Quality equipment is an important aspect of being an effective theater lighting technician. Lighting staff must be knowledgeable about the field and flexible enough to solve problems and create solutions. An ellipsoidal is a prominent tool in the theater world. Its primary function is to create focus in lights and to soften or cut off a beam if necessary
• A Fresnel is normally used to create a color wash, using a built-in track to change the strength of the beam. The edge of the light on a Fresnel is always soft, but combining it with an ellipsoidal can alter that
• An important piece of equipment in every theatre is a Par Can. Par Cans produce a broad, strong beam that can light a large area. These are easy to work with and easy to focus, and are common with traveling shows, concerts and the like

How Does Stage Lighting Work:

Purposes and Objectives

• Stage lighting has four important objectives: visibility, naturalism, composition and mood (atmosphere). Visibility, of course, performs the obvious function of making objects visible on stage. Time and place is created through naturalism. Composition highlights objects on stage in such a way that forces the audience's eye toward it. Mood, or atmosphere, anticipates the emotional aspects of the play and the audience's reactions to them

Lighting Qualities

• Color, optics, lenses, lighting and projection equipment, reflection, refraction and absorption create certain qualities and forms of light. The intensity of light defines how strong the source of light is being emitted. There are different forms of intensity regarding stage lighting. This includes illumination, which is the amount of light striking a surface, brightness and visibility

Lighting the Stage and Objects on Stage

• Lighting affects forms. It enables the human eye to identify the size, shape and position of objects on the stage. The distribution of light, therefore, can bring softness to the stage's outer edges, create harder and more defined edges, or produce or eliminate shadows. It can also create depth. Stage lighting fixtures, which create fixed forms of lighting (such as a spotlight) can be used to distribute light and create forms. Image projectors are light fixtures that are often used to create a limitless amount of lighting possibilities for the stage

Direction and Movement

• The most important aspect of stage lighting involves direction or movement. Lighting can be placed at any direction, depending on how it will affect objects on stage. Low front lighting, high lighting, multiple lighting sources or lighting that is positioned in strategic places will all affect the mood and naturalism on stage. Reflection is also a form of direction. The stage floor can reflect light, thus creating a source of illumination. This is certainly true of other objects that can reflect light. Therefore, objects become a part of the lighting design on stage
• The movement is defined by the intensity, color, form and direction. It also includes light that can move physically and rapidly over time, such as a search light, moving projections and mirrored balls. Movement can have an impact on naturalistic lighting. For instance, light can be shifted imperceptibly to affect the movement of time, such as a day to night. Since the 1980s, automated lighting fixtures move light physically from one point of the stage to the other, as well as change color or effect wheels at a rapid pace. This has enabled stage lighting designers to change and combine various effects of intensity, form, distribution, color and movement with greater freedom and complexity

Package Included:

• 1 x Laser Projector
• 1 x User Manual
• 1 x Power Cable