Custom Steel Gobos $59.95. GoboMan.com has redesigned it's website, so you can now order Custom Gobos 24 hours a day. Custom Steel Gobos $59.95. GoboMan.com
Monday, August 30, 2010
Friday, August 13, 2010
Order GoboMan Gobos 24 Hours a Day!
Now you can order GoboMan Custom Gobos 24 hours a day from GoboMan’s NEW online ordering process. To order, just make your selection for either a custom steel gobo,or custom glass gobo at the GoboMan website at http://www.goboman.com/. Order anytime, day or night!
Sunday, August 1, 2010
Custom Steel Gobos $59.95 at GoboMan.com
GoboMan.com realizes that the recession is still going on, and has lowered prices on both custom steel and custom glass gobos. You can see the new lower price at http://www.goboman.com/. Custom Steel Gobos are now $59.95
Friday, April 9, 2010
GoboMan Launches LED Gobo Projector
GoboMan has announced the introduction of the 6w LED GoboMan Gobo Projector Light. The new LED fixture is designed to be a long life version of the popular GP75 GoboMan Projector Light. This LED Gobo Projector is designed with all the same features of the GP75, but with an amazing 100,000 hour lamp life. Steve Hoffman owner of GoboMan explains that the similarities are intentional, "Everything is the same in the LED version as far as operation and simplicity of design, and we just increased the lamp life with the 6 watt LED lamp. The ease of operation is a key feature of our Projector Light, and we didn't want to sacrifice any of that by changing around too many things in this obvious next step."
GoboMan's Rebel Hoffman agrees, "We've had such a great reaction to the original GP75 75 watt Gobo Projector, that we knew that people would want a longer life unit for retail applications, so we started working to introduce this LED version. Because of the little heat generated by the LED lamp, you can even project 35 mm slides, and the long lamp life makes it ideal in a retail environment."
Like the previous model, the LED version includes everything included for immediate projection, even the gobos. Five steel gobos and four glass color filters come standard along with the LED lamp
GoboMan's Rebel Hoffman agrees, "We've had such a great reaction to the original GP75 75 watt Gobo Projector, that we knew that people would want a longer life unit for retail applications, so we started working to introduce this LED version. Because of the little heat generated by the LED lamp, you can even project 35 mm slides, and the long lamp life makes it ideal in a retail environment."
Like the previous model, the LED version includes everything included for immediate projection, even the gobos. Five steel gobos and four glass color filters come standard along with the LED lamp
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Gobo Earrings from GoboMan.com
Goboman came out with a line of gobo earrings that are still available at www.goboearring.com. or www.goboman.com. They are $10.00 a pair, and ship free in US Post.
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Color Gel Filters and Making Split Gels
Here are some ideas on how to use your color gel filters, and turn them into Split Gels.
Sometimes you find you need a subtle mix of colors to achieve the look you want, such as a sunset, water or a stained-glass window effect.
Sometimes you feel the need to add extra excitement to a pattern.
These effects are easily attained through the use of split gels- various pieces of gel taped together. The light from an instrument will blend the colors a little bit, but you’ll still get enough separation of color to achieve some interesting and unique looks. There are endless ways that colors can be used together to achieve a myriad of looks. It is important to note that a split gel will look entirely different depending on which way it is inserted in the instrument, which instrument and beam spread is being used, even which pattern you are using with the split gel. A stained-glass window split will have three different appearances when used with three different window patterns.
Sometimes you feel the need to add extra excitement to a pattern.
These effects are easily attained through the use of split gels- various pieces of gel taped together. The light from an instrument will blend the colors a little bit, but you’ll still get enough separation of color to achieve some interesting and unique looks. There are endless ways that colors can be used together to achieve a myriad of looks. It is important to note that a split gel will look entirely different depending on which way it is inserted in the instrument, which instrument and beam spread is being used, even which pattern you are using with the split gel. A stained-glass window split will have three different appearances when used with three different window patterns.
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