Logo Projection
Option 1 - Moving head
Projection using a moving head with a gobo is the most common way to project a logo. You should allow for the cost of having the gobo made, as it needs to be produced in advance. Unless an adapter is used, the gobo can usually only be reused with the specific moving head it was made for. Advantages: good contrast and free movement of the logo around the venue.
Option 2 - Projector
If the logo does not need to move around the entire venue, the projection can also be done with a video projector. The logo can be projected across the full projection area, rotated, or moved smoothly within a defined space. The projection can be extended with a whole range of additional effects, gradual cross-fading of several logos, or any animation you require. Our graphic designer will take care of the logo animation for you.
Option 3 - Laser
Laser projection offers the highest contrast. However, it is not suitable for complex logos. Any pattern or text can be projected, but only as line art. Any basic color can be used in the projection (7 colors). The projected object can be manipulated freely. The advantage of this option is that the logo can be projected over extreme distances (up to 500m).
Comparison
- Projection with a video projector is the cheapest option. However, it has the weakest contrast of the three, the logo cannot move around the venue much, and it is better suited to shorter distances.
- Projection with a moving head is the most versatile. The logo can be moved freely around the venue, rotated, focused, strobed, and its intensity or background color can be changed. Any artwork can be used as the logo, but producing the gobo takes some time and a full-color logo can be more expensive.
- Thanks to its high output, a laser is ideal for long distances. However, only simple designs without color fill can be used (the laser displays the logo as an outline). The projection background can be changed freely, and even animations are no problem.
