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get a better look at them before you bring them in). These gobos will

import as textures. I have found that Rosco gobos work best. GAM

gobos show a ring around them which makes blending next to impossible.

(you can get rid of this line by dropping the template and then after it has

been dropped, reducing the beam angle by 2 degrees. Also, Rosco

gobos just seem to be more reliable when it comes to seeing them in the

renderings. Also, Colorizers do in fact work. You should experiment with

them. You can also create your own templates. Download a template

image from one of the template manufacturers websites or create your

own images. Make them 2”x2” with an entirely black background (the

only white should be what you are projecting). You create this by going to

Spotlight>Visualization>Ceate Gobo Texture”. You can also create

shutter cuts by creating your 2”x2” square in photoshop – fill it with black

and then select a rectangular or square, or polygon portion of it and filling

it with white, Light will only transmit in the white area.

d. The next step is selecting

the Gobo Projector tool.

(You do not have to drop

a regular spot light with

the Light tool and then

add a gobo to it—rather

you can skip one step

and simply drop a Gobo

Projector, which is the

physical light.) Once you

have clicked on the spot

that you want to drop the

gobo and light, a window

pops up that asks you a

number of questions:

(See Figure 8.)

1. The height that you want the light.

2. The Field angle

3. The focus point that this projector will be hitting. You can leave this as Next Click

(which I do ½ the time) or chose a focus point that you have already created.

Both ways are useful, depending on what you are trying to do. It might be useful

when creating a full pattern wash to drop the focus points first so that they can

space them more evenly. (This does make choosing a focus point for a gobo

projector more challenging though especially if you have many focus points

Figure 8.

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