RE: Lighting

["JT @ Home" <Jonathan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

A while ago some people on the group used colour kinetics icove system,
not cheap to buy retail, but a very good system and was controllable by
dmx I believe.

There are a few system on the market, including led systems and (iirc)
cold cathodes behind a diffuser

jonathan
-----Original Message-----
From: Keith Doxey [mailto:ukha@xxxxxxx]
Sent: 27 January 2005 22:10
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
Subject: RE: [ukha_d] Lighting


Hi Alan,

Primary colours for light are

RED

GREEN

BLUE

Secondary colours are MAGENTA (Red and Blue) YELLOW (Red and Green) CYAN
(Green and Blue)

All three mixed in the correct proportions give WHITE

LED's are now widely used in the Entertainment industry for lighting,
you
can also get Halogen lamps with dichroic filters built in that will
achieve
the same effect at much higher brightnedd levels and lower cost.

http://www.pulsarlight.com/ChromaRange.htm
probably the world leaders in
High power LED lighting

http://www.njd.co.uk/njd/maindir/Products/Standard_Lighting/Quartet/quar
tet.
htm shows a unit using halogen lamps (this one actually has yellow as
well)

NJD used to make the MIRAGE which had 3 halogen lamps but this now seems
to
have been replaced by MIRAGE LED
http://www.njd.co.uk/njd/maindir/Products/mirage/LED/led.htm

GU10 Coloured Dichroic lamps are available from
http://www.rapidelectronics.co.uk

Halogen lamp 240V clear     23-4808 	?2.85
Halogen lamp 240V red       23-4724 	?3.50
Halogen lamp 240V yellow    23-4726 	?3.50
Halogen lamp 240V blue      23-4728 	?3.50
Halogen lamp 240V green     23-4730 	?3.50

Hope that helps

Keith

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> Sent: 17 January 2003 02:42
> To: UKHA
> Subject: [ukha_d] Lighting
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> Has anyone installed lighting where the room colour can be
> changed by mixing the three primary colours.
> What are the three primary colours, I thought red yellow blue but
> TV's use red green blue, how does a TV get yellow.
> I am thinking a strip of LED's of the three colours along the
> edge of the ceiling lighting down the walls, any thoughts.
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