116 GUIDE - Special Effects - Smoke / fog / haze
LOOK SOLUTIONS | ORKA, TINY SERIES &CRYO-FOG
www.looksolutions.com
Look Solutions offer machines which will cover all aspects of the market from the Viper range of fog generators to the Unique 2.1 hazer with its quick warm up time, adjustable output and the very low fluid consumption. It manufactures machines for specialised use such as the 9kW-generator Orka for a high quantity fog output or, at the other end of the scale, the unique Tiny-range of battery operated fog genera- tors, which can be built into costumes and props for the theatre and film market. Most recently, with the launch of the Cryo-Fog, Look Solu- tions has a presence in the low-fog market. Originally concentrating on the theatre market, Look Solutions products are now sought after by fire brigades, air flow testing companies and amusement and theme parks as well as being employed on film sets and special events. Look Solutions also offers a range of accessories, flightcases and haze- and fog fluids.
MARTIN PROFESSIONAL | JEM COMPACT HAZER PRO
www.martin.com
The Jem Compact Hazer Pro is a versatile new haze machine from Martin Professional designed for the highly demanding professional market. Its ability to produce exceptionally fine atmospheric haze in a short period of time makes it an ideal choice for rental houses, shows, theatres, TV studios, clubs, bars, cruise ships, theme parks and more. Robust yet small and lightweight, the Jem Compact Hazer Pro is capable of dispersing an even, continuous haze with superior optical clarity and reflectivity, the perfect small-particle haze for highlighting today’s highly defined light beams. A high-quality air pump system ensures smooth distribution while a unique mixing channel allows the haze to optimize before being expelled. An Eco mode extends run times and improves fluid economy while a silent mode slows the fan speed for operation in noise-sensitive environments. Fluid consumption is economical due to a specially formulated K Plus haze fluid that extends hang time and leaves no residue on fixtures. The Jem Compact Hazer Pro houses a sealed fluid system designed to withstand fluid leakage during transport and therefore preventing any damage to electronics. The Hazer Pro also includes a Shutdown button that prevents clogging while initiating a timed shutdown sequence. If not adhered to, the hazer will resort to a dedicated shutdown procedure with an automatic start-up cleaning cycle. Designed for easy serviceability, the Jem Compact Hazer Pro is also simple to use via standard DMX control, an easy-to-read on-board digital display, and digital remote option. Haze levels can be conveniently pre-set and setting of timed programs is straightforward via the Optical Density Timer Control system (ODTC). Haze level and fan speed can be variably con- trolled while output is continuously maintained.
MDG | THE ONE
www.mdgfog.com
theONE is a revolutionary, fully digital, dual fog / haze mode atmospheric generator. For the first time, this completely self-contained pack- age - consumables included - offers sophisticated control over atmospheric effects from a single source. Its simple and efficient multilevel user interface, accessible from the menu on the rear LCD panel, allows for a gradual switch between either mode seamlessly using various networking protocols, DMX or local control. Each parameter is set into specific presets, but can be accessed and redefined by advanced users. The networking capability of the MDG theONE allows the user to install the generator as part of an existing ACN network. It is also an RDM compatible device. Automatically refilling from an external 20 litre fluid container, and with the two interconnected 9kg CO² or N2 gas bottles, theONE was especially designed to give a maximum of consecutive, non-stop hours of fog / haze without service (over 300 hours in haze mode). With the generator and its accessories sitting in separate cradles in the universal rolling rack (60cm wide and 30-inch large, for easier storage and transportation in European and North American venues), the sturdy aluminum rack provides several rigging options for maximum freedom, making the MDG theONE especially fit for ready-to-go worldwide touring conditions.
ROBE | LOW FOG 300 FT
www.robe.cz
Distinguishing itself from other products currently on the market, the Low Fog 3000 FT creates low fog straight from machine’s nozzle. This makes it far more efficient and convenient without any hassles of CO² installations and other attachments. It is operator-friendly as there are no external controls to the machine. Simply plug the unit in, connect the 3M fog conducting hose (for remote dispersion) and operate it like a normal fog machine. There is no pollution or harmful effects to the environment or human body, making Low Fog 3000 FT a true green machine, especially pertinent with today‘s environmental and health concerns. The effects produced is virtually indistinguishable from that created by dry ice. A powerful compressor, aluminum heating block and 3 step variable output enables selection of ‘tiny cloud’ to the thickest fog. It is fully controllable via a LCD DMX 512 controller allowing precise control of time and volume. Furthermore, the after- service maintenance is trouble-free as the compressor and the heater are in two different self contained locations. Electricity is saved due to the highly efficient power control system and superior ventilation, thus permitting the fogger to operate at optimal low-level temperatures. The 10 litre tank also offers nonstop power and extended use between refills. Low Fog 3000 FT will be an impressive effect for theatrical and studio applications where low noise levels and environmenal health issues are crucial.
www.mondodr.com
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