It's hard to believe we're just days away from a new decade! It's also hard to believe that it's been an entire year since we recapped the Top Blogs of 2018. We’ve had a colorful year (pun intended) that included the launch of several new products. Before the curtain closes on 2019, let’s take an intermission to highlight the top blog posts from the past year.
This blog that introduced the world’s first digital swatchbook won in a landslide! This article was probably so popular because, until MIXBOOK came along, lighting professionals didn’t have a way to pre-visualize LED colors. Plus, because MIXBOOK features our six-chip DMG Lumière MIX® LED technology, it also enables lighting professionals to re-create the 130+ True Rosco Color™ gel matches found in the myMIX app.
The Image Spot Mini is an ultra-compact and lightweight version of our popular Image Spot LED projector, and it features many of the same qualities, including powerful output and crisp imaging. The extra-small footprint of the Image Spot Mini enables designers to preserve the mystery of their lighting design – focusing more on the effect than the luminaire producing it. Our Image Spot Mini – which is available in 3000K, 5500K and UV black light models – is one of the smallest and brightest gobo projectors in the market to properly address this desire.
One of the reasons this article was so popular is because it’s a great combination of both our LED lighting technology and our Scenic Paint. In order to achieve a last-minute request for the set design to have a "blueprint component," Scenic and Lighting Designer Paul Yeates created a black light blueprint scenic effect using a combination of our Invisible Blue Fluorescent Scenic Paint and our Miro Cube® UV365 LED fixtures.
After we published this blog, we received a lot of praise and thanks for this solution because, it turns out, this is a pretty common issue. In the article, Paul Sanow from Theatre Consultants Collaborative explained how and why they used our Rosco Pica Cube™ 4C fixtures as replacement fiber optic illuminators inside Proctor & Gamble Hall at Cincinnati's Aronoff Center to bring the venue's star ceiling back to life again with a bright and colorful starlight effect.
Thanks to all of you, 2019 was a bright year! On behalf of everyone at Rosco, we thank you for continuing to read our blog and hope that you'll share your favorite Spectrum articles with your friends in 2020.