Elation Professional's Announces the Artiste MonetElation Professional's latest innovation in its award-winning Artiste series is a 45,000-lumen strong LED Profile light, billed as being capable of projecting some of the most gorgeous colors ever produced by an automated LED luminaire. A remarkable combination of brawn and beauty, the Artiste Monet is ideal for any application requiring superior output, stunning effects, and unmatched colors in a virtually silent luminaire, the company says. The Artiste Monet's unprecedented color palette is possible due to an innovative SpectraColor LED engine that uses traditional CMY color mixing and adds variable RGB flags for richer, more saturated primary colors. In combination with variable CTO color correction, the Monet produces colors that were previously impossible to achieve, from theatrical pastels to the most vibrant primary reds or blues ever produced by a color mixing system. The wide color gamut is achieved by seven color-mixing flags with 16-bit precision. A 6-position fixed color wheel with UV and high CRI options round out the Monet's amazing color range. "With its massive output, absolutely stunning color spectrum and precise optics, the Artiste Monet is the brightest and most feature packed framing LED fixture produced to date," states Elation product manager Matthias Hinrichs. "With an amazing quality of light and sheer power from the custom 950W LED engine, we managed to support the designer's need for high lumens, rich colors and precision out of one fixture with no compromises. LED profiles truly have arrived with Monet radically exceeding the performance and color quality of any discharge fixture on the market. The fixture's continuous rotation framing system and SpectraColor array is a testament to Elation's success as a true R&D leader and innovator in entertainment lighting." Projection quality from the Monet's efficient 950W white LED engine (6,500K) is outstanding, and with such extreme output radiating from an impressive 160mm front lens, the fixture has the power to cut through at even great distances in arena touring environments or large TV or theatre stages, the company says. A precise zoom can adjust the beam quickly and evenly from a tight 6.5-degree to a wide 55-degree for use in a variety of situations. With Monet, designers have access to a comprehensive package of design options that enables it to live up to its artistic namesake. Creative expression is bolstered by seven rotating and seven fixed glass gobos for aerial and projected effects, a set of gobos that should be well received by all types of lighting designers. Effects can be multiplied via dual prisms for more bustling looks or a 360-degree bi-directional animation wheel can be engaged to bring graphics to life. Two linear frost filters can be applied for an even diffusion of light when designers wish for softer gobo or soft wash effects. A high-speed iris can be engaged for further impression. Also unique to the Artiste Monet is its full blackout, 4-blade framing system for full control of the beam shape. Not only does the adjustable system allow for refinement of the beam shape and projection at any angle, newly designed unlimited indexing and continuous rotation control allow shapes to rotate while morphing and transforming, allowing for creative transitions, projections and aerial effects not previously possible. ![](/std_images/blank.gif)
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