Your light rig

[konodl18]

Foggers and hazers are 2 different tools. Generally speaking, a fog machine is more of a theatric effect of billowing "smoke" where as a hazer is generally used to fill a space with "smoke", with a smaller particle size to benefit lighting effects. The principals on which they operate are different as well. They are kind of the same yet still very different. A Google search will define them more.

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I didn't mean to claim that my fogger was indeed a hazer. As you said they are 2 completely different machines that function in different ways. Hazers are usually out of a bar bands budget though

Derek

 

[Paulie_m]

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I didn't mean to claim that my fogger was indeed a hazer. As you said they are 2 completely different machines that function in different ways. Hazers are usually out of a bar bands budget though

Derek

I'm not bustin' your balls. Just clarifying a little. Hazers do indeed cost way more and a fogger can achieve similar effects at a much cheaper price. One trick too, for a fogger, is to attach some plastic tubing to the end and run it and tee off where need be, then you can distribute the "smoke" a little better.

 

[Stumbo]

One thing about LED's to consider is that they lose their output over time, more so with cheaper models. This may or may not be an issue for the average band use.

Maybe for old style LED's but now TVs, stoplights, brake lights, street lights some with ratings of 100k hours don't have that problem.