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Encyclopedia > Lighting board

Lighting boards are equipment used in theatrical lighting design to control theatre lights.


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Prefect's Pages.. Publications .. IQP .. Lighting Boards (660 words)
The simplest lighting board one is likely to find today allows the operator to set up two scenes and cross-fade between them.
Older lighting boards use a matrix of diode pins to electrically connect board channels to dimmer channels.
Advanced lighting boards usually provide all of the same features as an X-Y board, but add the ability to store scenes, record a sequence of scenes in a cue stack, and record light chases.
Lighting Terms (8982 words)
In a sunny drawing room, the key light would be through the window, for a naturalistic exterior scene the direction of the key light could change as the sun progressed across the sky.
ROCK DESK : Lighting control desk designed for rock concerts, the main feature of which is the ability to group a set of dimmers under the control of a series of flash buttons, enabling the operator to "play the lights" in time to the music.
Especially useful for lighting large cycloramas with a limited number of instrument, or for lighting an elongated object (eg a staircase) with one instrument.
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