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Guangzhou XiangMing (XMlite) light limited is a one-year professional R&D and supplier of moving head lights. Our company is located in Guangzhou City and was established in 2010, covering an area of more than 8,000 square meters. Our main products are moving head lights, moving head wash lights, moving head beam lights, moving head lights, moving head mixed lights and other stage lighting, which are exported to more than 50 countries in the world.
Our production center is equipped with vibration testers, salt spray testers, illumination testers, laser engraving machines, 3D printers, patch machines and other equipment, producing more than 3,000 moving head lamps monthly.
Our factory has obtained an export license and passed ISO 9001 quality certification and ISO 14001 environmental certification. All products comply with OHSAS certification, CE, Rosh and other international certifications, and have multiple patent certificates and software copyrights.
Rapid After-sales
All our moving head light products come with a 3-year warranty and the shipping costs of damaged spare parts are paid by express methods such as DHL, TNT, UPS etc. within the first year.
Our moving head washer light has a built-in shutter cutting system that ensures the light spot angle is cut smoothly or rotated 90 degrees to create triangular, rhombus, rectangular and other shaped light spots in any direction.
Our moving head wash lights have built-in multi-color macro and electronic dimming functions, and are available in a variety of colored glass rotating gobos. They can provide different vivid patterns through prisms or specific areas of the stage, creating an even spot of light on the stage.
Our moving head washer lamp is designed to be used in various urban and external environments, reaching IP65 waterproof level. It adds waterproof functions on the basis of the original dyeing, beam, and zoom functions.
These fixtures have a motorized zoom feature that allows the user to adjust the beam angle of the wash light. This feature enables the fixture to produce a narrow beam for focused lighting or a wide beam for broad coverage. It's a stage moving wash with a linear zoom from 8 degree -50 degree that offers completely smooth and even color mixing, through the specific optic system of highly efficient elements.
Some Moving Head Wash fixtures include a built-in frost filter. When engaged, the frost filter softens the edges of the wash beam, creating a more diffused and even wash of light. Based on the local statistics in a sliding window, the frost filter works on preserving the edges while suppressing the noise. The Damping factor which is an exponential damping is the key factor in controlling the smoothness of the filter. When damping factor is small, the image tends to be smooth.
Once you understand the true costs of owning moving lights and have decided that they are right for you, it's time to dive into the dozens of available fixtures and figure out what will meet the needs you have. While everyone has specific features they are looking for, the top 5 features we look for in most cases are:
Color wheels aren't terrible, but it can be awkward to have hard cuts from color to color, especially if you scroll through 3-4 colors live to get to the one you want. Color mixing LED fixtures allow you to crossfade smoothly between literally millions of colors with the lamp still on.
If you're going to invest in a moving light, be sure to get one that you'll have no trouble seeing. In a large room or one with a lot of ambient light, be prepared to spend more on fixtures bright enough to have visual impact. Additionally, if you're using a lot of 575 watt or 1,000 watt white lighting fixtures on your stage, 250 watt automated lights probably won't cut through the noise. Especially once you start adding color filters, you'll need more brightness out of your moving fixtures than your conventional ones if they're going to have impact.
Moving fixtures make noise. The question is, how much noise will these lights make, and will it be a problem in your room? With fans to cool the lamps and lots of mechanical parts moving and spinning, it's important to make sure your fixture doesn't draw attention to itself when you don't want it to. If your light rigging points are far from your audience, this isn't a huge concern. For churches with a 25 foot or lower ceiling, the noise your fixture will produce is an important factor to consider.
Experimentation and Fine-tuning: Continuously experiment with different lighting effects, movement patterns, and color combinations. Take feedback from the performers and the creative team to make adjustments and fine-tune the lighting cues for maximum impact.
Pay attention to the timing and transitions of the lighting cues. Smooth and well-timed transitions between colors and movements can enhance the overall visual experience and create a seamless flow of emotions on stage.
