Different lights may have different color abilities, such as color wheels or scrollers. Only abilities specific to the selected light are automatically added to the tool bar.
Wheels: Allow
you to choose a Color Space and set RGB
(default), CYM or HSV color values.
Also allows direct control of scrollers, color wheels and color correction.
Hold
down Shift
and roll the wheel for half colors or fine color adjustment.
Wheel buttons
provide quick access to standard entries. Holding
down Shift
and one of the Wheel buttons
will force default values (i.e., clear the color) and with some attributes
successive presses will take the attribute to its extents. You
can also work with the lights Color Correction
to choose a white point when color saturation approaches zero.
Advanced: Allows you to lock or
‘park’ the color attributes of selected lights. Also allows you to release
recent color changes, or to set a light to its default color (typically
open white). Color attribute values that are locked are not recorded into
Memories or Cues. Further advanced options, including Desk
Lock and Knockout,
are discussed under Advanced
Attribute Control.
Libraries: Use
the up/down and left/right arrow icons to select colors from standard
gel swatch books, or to recall custom-recorded colors saved using RECORD
| LIBRARY | COLOR. Color Libraries are specific to the lights in use when
recording the color. Updating a Library automatically updates
any Cues and Memories that use it.
Picker: Choose
a color by touching the gradient chart
or by adjusting the red
(hue)and
green
(saturation)
wheels. When multiple RGB fixtures are selected - for example
cyclorama lights - standard rainbow
patterns may be chosen from the top of the screen
or by adjusting the yellow wheel
. The rainbow width
can be adjusted using the tool on the left side of the screen
or by adjusting the blue wheel
.
Effects:
Shows any currently active effects on a secondary tool bar. Intensity
must be higher than zero percent, with a color selected, for effects to
be visible. Touching the New Effect icon displays a list of
available Color effects.