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5 Effective Ways to Use Lighting at Events

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Lighting is a significant feature that can set an event apart. It is simply through great lighting that an ordinary venue can be turned into a spectacular one. It not only offers depth and space, but it can also transform any uninspired, lusterless room into a magical wonderland by impacting the mood of the audience. If the lights are too glaring, the overall look-and-feel at any event will be a little too flat or loud. If the lights are too dim, the audience may miss out on the subtleties of the actions taking place and the finesse of the design and setting. For any event or show to have a lasting impression, the quality of the lighting is the key. If you’ve been looking for high-performance, efficient and top-quality lighting solutions, do not miss out on the exclusive product range of Rasha Professional. Interestingly, Rasha Professional has decided to participate at the prestigious NAMM Show that is scheduled to be held from 25-28 January 2018 in Anaheim, California . The N

Useful Tips for Volunteers to Rearrange Lighting

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Many bands, sports venues, places of worship, and production events have conventional lighting systems set for a few selected positions. If they need to rearrange, they need to call an AV company, or some volunteers may be required to do the job for them. The lights your volunteers will generally need to work on are Ellipsoidal, Par Can and Strip Light . Here are few tips for volunteers to complete the task perfectly. Ideally, there should be at least two persons involved in it. Ellipsoidal To get the best focus, you need to start from scratch. Pluck gel color, gobos or accessories out of the light and pull the framing shutters wide open. However, if you just want to tweak the focus, you don’t have to pull out all the accessories. Have the light turned on and point it in the direction you want it to be in. Place the focal point of the light on the hot spot that the light is supposed to be focused on. A bench focus will be helpful in minimizing the hot spot. To mak