Photo of laser beam light show using HazeMax, Hurricane II and Little Blizzard
This is a laser beam light show that was performed by the Tran Siberian Orchestra, on tour around the world. Note the detail of the lasers. They were using the Haze Max™ Water Haze System and Water-Vapor Haze™ Fluids.
Note the clarity of the beams, detail of the darkness between, without any marbling or smoke to distract from the look of the beams.
This is a key ingredient to good laser beam display. To see the beams clearly and not have smoke or cloudy movement that distracts from the pure visual look of the cleanest haze on the market from the HazeMax™.
After several months of touring, they did not have any residue from the haze. This was a big money/labor savings for the staff and crew. Instead of spending hours cleaning the lights, electronic equipment and stage equipment, they were clean with only dust to blow off like usual.
Falling snow:
Now notice the sparkling white spots between the darkness that look like stars. These sparkles were falling snowflakes that sparkled brightly each time they fell through the light. It appears like a fireworks display each time a falling snow flake lands between a laser beam light.
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Tran Siberian Orchestra had asked for 20 snow machines to cover the auditorium of 20-40,000 people with snow. We suggested 5 Little Blizzards® and 5 Hurricane Fans with the use of Little Blizzard® Extra Dry Snow Fluid™. When combined with the laser beam light show, it was spectacular.
Look behind the laser beams. See the light blue images in the background. Those are the trusses used to hold the Little Blizzard® Dream Team units. There were 5 finger trusses that reached out toward the audience. At the end of each truss a Dream Team was pointed out over the audience. When turned on at 67% snow volume, the flakes floated (not dropped) out 30-50-70-85 feet and continued to float for long periods, extending the look of the floating snow to make each Dream Team appear they were more than one set up without being sourcy.
This presentation was so impressive, they kept it through the entire tour, with success following them everywhere.
The worlds were graphic illustrations of the other effects inside the catalog. The beams of light on our logo represents the finest haze effects for showing off beams of light in the world. |
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