gobo
gobo
Definition
☆ gobo (gō′bō)
noun pl. -·bos or -·boes
- a black screen used to reduce light falling on a camera lens
- a screen to shield a microphone from unwanted sounds
Etymology: < ?
gobo
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- rotate: It's the most exciting development in lighting in the last 15 years bar none - even rotating gobos in moving lights!
- use: Image projection using gobos is now a major part of this trend.
- change: A 7 % change in level will result in changing gobo and most effects are even more sensitive ).
Modifies a noun
- wheel: So I could light them up by moving the gobo wheel and make them do what I wanted.
- pattern: This phenomenally powerful function makes complex movement, color and gobo patterns immediately available to moving light programmers.
- projection: Particularly useful wherever high intensities are required with accurate control of beam, and/or pattern gobo projection.
- holder: The unit also covers preparing accessories, such as gobos, gobo holders, color changers, scrollers and data-driven devices.
- selection: Two wheels for interchangeable dichroic color and gobo selections, and three available lenses make the luminaire completely user-configurable.
- rotator: Some have extra features such as beam splitters and gobo rotators.
Noun used with modifier
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