The Mystery Light first reported on two weeks ago has been officially announced. Welcome the High End Systems Showgun:
Not a diminutive light to be sure. Without having the sense of scale of the thing before, I didn't realize that this light is clearly to compete with Martin's newly acquired Big Light range and of course, Syncrolite. The light claims to use a "proprietary, optically accurate polymer microfresnel lens allowing SHOWGUN to produce a true focused hard-edge or a brilliant soft-edge combination." The LEDs can either be custom mixed, mimic the color of the light, or automatically mix its contrasting color. See more at the product's website.
In a personal news, this morning something I thought I'd never see again came to be.
That's right, a completely empty inbox. Those of you who aren't at Carnegie Mellon probably don't truly appreciate what a feat this is, I'm sure once September hits I'll go back to averaging 20 new emails a day. Sigh. But for now, we celebrate!
Not a diminutive light to be sure. Without having the sense of scale of the thing before, I didn't realize that this light is clearly to compete with Martin's newly acquired Big Light range and of course, Syncrolite. The light claims to use a "proprietary, optically accurate polymer microfresnel lens allowing SHOWGUN to produce a true focused hard-edge or a brilliant soft-edge combination." The LEDs can either be custom mixed, mimic the color of the light, or automatically mix its contrasting color. See more at the product's website.In a personal news, this morning something I thought I'd never see again came to be.
That's right, a completely empty inbox. Those of you who aren't at Carnegie Mellon probably don't truly appreciate what a feat this is, I'm sure once September hits I'll go back to averaging 20 new emails a day. Sigh. But for now, we celebrate!
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