fixtureeffekter

Fixture effects, also known as fixture gelling or color effects, are techniques used in stage lighting to create specific colors and patterns on stage surfaces. This is achieved by using colored gels or filters placed in front of the light source. These gels can be solid, liquid, or frosted, and they come in a wide range of colors and opacities. By layering multiple gels or using different types of gels, a variety of effects can be created, such as gradients, patterns, or even simulated textures like smoke or fog. Fixture effects are commonly used in theater, concerts, and other live performances to enhance the visual appeal and storytelling of the production. They can also be used in film and television production to create specific lighting effects. The use of fixture effects requires careful planning and coordination with the lighting designer to ensure that the desired effect is achieved without compromising the overall lighting design.