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Out of Control: Magic Sheets – To display or to control?
In this recurring series, Nick Gonsman of ETC NYC sheds light on aspects of the theory and practice of entertainment lighting control. Today’s topic: Display Focus, Control Tabs and Magic Sheets.
Secrets of Product Listing Part 1: How to be electrically-informed
In the US, Product Listing by a Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory provides a wealth of information about the correct and safe use of a product. But what is Listing, and what does it tell us?
Introducing #lighthack: the community-supported Eos project kit
Today, we’re trying something new…and you can, too.
Think you know color? Grab some LEDs or gel, and try this chocolatey experiment.
Looking for a fun (and tasty) way to explore color? For several years now, I’ve used candy to help teach color rendering.
What is a “Directly Controlled Luminaire,” and why should I care?
Recent changes in the US National Electrical Code and UL standards have significantly changed the rules for emergency lighting in the US. We explore those changes in this blog.
Exploring the Network: The Address
In this latest installment of the Exploring the Network series, Sam Smallman explains the fundamentals of IP addresses and subnetting.
