Explaining Moving Headlight In 5 Minutes-VSHOW

In this article, we will discuss moving headlights and beam lights. Why you want to use them and what applications they’re going to work best at. Before we jump in, let’s be clear that you might have seen various types of lighting equipment at various events, for example, concerts, stage shows, DJ nights, etc. Particular types of lights are used at each event. Using moving headlights for a professional meeting does not digest at all. Well, let’s begin with our main topic:

Both fixtures, including moving headlights and beam lights, are LED-based or lamp-based systems. They have color, gobos, prisms, zoom, and focus (sometimes). They even have frost or diffusion filters. But that is pretty much where the similarities end. Their differences in how they apply those are very unique and very cool.

Beam angle:

The beam angle determines the wideness and narrowness of any light. With a beam fixture, we can typically fix the angle. Different types of light have different beam angles. You can easily zoom in or zoom out the light via a beam angle.

Strobing effect:

The strobing effect is the next difference between a moving headlight and a beam light. Because a beam fixture looks best with a lamp in it. It’s going to have a metal strobe shutter. Which is great. It’s going to be really quick. It’s not going to be an electronic LED strobe that people are used to in a spot fixture, but it’s going to look amazing with a little bit of haze in the room or event.