The magic effect of laser projection
images and the complexity of vector-scanned laser animations is achieved by using precision high
speed, closed loop scanners. Controlled by Award Winning Laser Software Controller capable of projecting video images with
prfection of geometry correction and focus regardless of surface irregularities. Digital vector information data is delivered
to scanner drivers in the form of X,Y vectors and RGB color control modulation and intensity. The result is beautiful laser
images that can be easily incorporated into unique lighting settings.
OUTDOOR PROJECTIONS, LASER BILLBOARDS
Corporate
logos, text messages and animations can be suspended over the audience creating a cost effective way to communicate and advertise
your Corporate image or intended message.
Laser Graphics
ca be projected as either forward or rear projections, the images can also be projected on to large building surfaces
integrating the architecture of a venue into the event.
Laser
Images can also be projected on to smoke or fog screens producing an spectacular holographic effect hovering over the audience.
Laser
Raster Video Graphics
Laser projection systems can project low resolution raster type images. This is accomplished
by scanning the laser beam back and forth in a series of closely spaced lines. The colour information is changed as
the beam moves along each line so as to display a TV like raster image. The scanning system is not fast enough to project
more than 60 to 80 lines so the images are low resolution and have to be kept small to achieve close spacing of the lines.
Laser scanners consist
of small mirrors which are mounted on high speed precision closed
loop galvanometers to which a control voltage is applied. The beam is deflected a certain amount which
correlates to the amount of voltage applied to the galvanometer scanner. Two galvanometer scanners can enable X-Y control
voltages to aim the laser beam to any point on a square or rectangular vector area. This enables the laser lighting
designer to create patterns such as complex computer animations, corporate logos, animated text messages, Lissajous abstract
figures and aerial beam work.
We have a large library of laser
graphics images, animations, themed oriented shows, holiday shows, aerial beam work programs and many other complete
laser modules synchronized to music. Available in ILDA format, Pangolin, Full Auto, X29, Cypherlite, and Lasermax
format computer files in CD ROM, Flash Drive or recorded on ADAT 8 channel Tapes. Please contact us for more details
about our Image and Animations Library Catalog, licensing agreements terms and pricing. We also produce custom Laser
animation programing.
SCANNER
AMPLIFIERS AND HIGH PERFORMANCE GALVANOMETERS:
High
speed, high precision Cambridge scanners technology in 30K, and 60K configurations driven by closed loop amplifiers
Newer
methods of creating images through the use of galvanometer scanners and X-Y vector configuration with the aid of sophisticated
3D animation software capable of capturing outline tracing from 3D STUDIO MAX computer animated images and converting
the images into X Y Z and RGB vector outputs thus creating a truly sophisticated and beautiful 3D computer laser images
, in addition New breakthroughs in software technology allows you to project raster video images using laser
light which is sharp and bright and need no focusing. Beam intensity, blanking and color modulation is corrected by
means of direct Laser Power supply driver when using Diode Pumped Solid State Lasers DPSSL or by means of an acusto-optical
modulator when using CW ION Lasers, other methods of intensity and color control include the use of additional scanners either
for blanking or monochrome projections. RGB scanner modulation is used for full color systems.
Computer generated visual story telling used to be reserved exclusibly for video only, but
newer advances in software makes possible the creation of animations with 3D Studio Max and then convert and render each
frame into vectors data that can be used by laser scanners to project animated images.