Gobo

Gobo

A thin metal disc that can be inserted in the "gate" of an ellipsoidal lighting instrument by means of a gobo holder. The disc has a pattern cut into that can be used to project the pattern via the beam of light to create effects such as lightning bolts, the shadows of trees, etc.

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