A Grand MA 2 lighting console is the gold standard. Arri lights are great because now filmmakers have an optimized solution for their d.p. and lighting designer. Only bad part is the arri lights are pricey
Besides ARRI LED lights (L-Series, SkyPanels, Orbiter), Stellar is ready to control some luminaires from other manufactures and even a set of generic dimmers can bet set up to work with tungsten lights (on a DMX dimmer). More details are available on www.arri.com/stellar
Stellar supports mainly ARRI lights but also 3rd party fixture like ETC and KinoFlo via an integrated DMX data base. Lights without wirless DMX (CRMX) can be linked via routing devices such as e.g. SkyLink or directly using Ethernet cables (CAT5 or higher) as LAN network elements.
I only have 1 question: is this app only available for ARRI lights? Or can we patch everything in it?
A Grand MA 2 lighting console is the gold standard. Arri lights are great because now filmmakers have an optimized solution for their d.p. and lighting designer. Only bad part is the arri lights are pricey
Does anyone know the answer to the question? Will the app pick up any wireless lights? Lots of different wireless lights these days.
Besides ARRI LED lights (L-Series, SkyPanels, Orbiter), Stellar is ready to control some luminaires from other manufactures and even a set of generic dimmers can bet set up to work with tungsten lights (on a DMX dimmer). More details are available on www.arri.com/stellar
Which is best and cheapest in which vonet or sky link
Interesting
This app only detects Arri lights? Or lights using Arri wireless?
Stellar supports mainly ARRI lights but also 3rd party fixture like ETC and KinoFlo via an integrated DMX data base. Lights without wirless DMX (CRMX) can be linked via routing devices such as e.g. SkyLink or directly using Ethernet cables (CAT5 or higher) as LAN network elements.
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