Parabolic Mirrors are used to focus beams without introducing spherical or chromatic aberration. Filter and Compare Parabolic Mirrors ...

The Orbiter Fresnel Lens creates a precise light spot with a soft single shadow, and it delivers true Fresnel output with a real Gaussian field of light. The light output of Orbiter with the Fresnel lens is comparable to the ARRI L-Series L10 and True Blue ST2/3 with 2000 W Tungsten bulb.

ARRI accessories like the 4- (L2.40950.0) and 8-leaf (L2.40960.0) barndoors can be added to the new Orbiter Fresnel Lens to enable a perfect cut. Physical gels can also be used in addition to the more than 300 already pre-programmed gels available for Orbiter.

AmScope 40X Plan achromatic microscope objective lens for use with the OpenFlexure Microscope Kit. This is a high-quality 40X objective which is used in ...

The Orbiter Fresnel Lens has a zoom range of 15 to 65°. Also, it is fully motorized and can be precisely positioned while being controlled locally via Orbiter’s Control Panel or remotely by DMX/RDM or IP based (ArtNet or sACN).

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Note: Surface mating with these micropositioners must be truly flat. Unflat surfaces or overtightened screws will cause the slide motion to be jerky and stiff due to distortion. Dovetail slides, unlike miniature ball slides, are unlikely to be permanently damaged by temporary distortion, as the load is supported on a comparatively large area.

The Open Face Optics produce a high-output, directional beam of light in several different beam angles including 15°, 30°, and 60°. They are perfect for throwing light long distances or providing a broad swath of light. The accessory slot can be used with modifiers such as barndoors or snoots.

The Fresnel lighting character works best with a large aperture and a wide zoom range. Despite its large aperture, the Orbiter Fresnel lens housing is compact (approx. 340 mm x 380 mm x 370 mm / 13.4 in x 15 in x 14.6 in) and lightweight (~ 4.5 kg / 9.5 lbs). Its lens diameter of 285 mm / 11.2 in equals that of the True Blue ST2/3 and T5. The large zoom range of 15 to 65° is fully motorized and can be precisely positioned while being controlled locally via Orbiter’s Control Panel or remotely by DMX/RDM or IP based (ArtNet or sACN). The Orbiter Fresnel lens will be available in black.

Orbiter’s unique Quick Lighting Mount (QLM) system allows the Orbiter Fresnel lens to be mounted safely and quickly. ARRI accessories like the 4 and 8-leaf barndoors can be added to the new Orbiter Fresnel lens to enable a perfect cut. Physical gels can also be used in addition to the more than 300 already pre-programmed gels available for Orbiter.

Redesigned from the ground up, the Orbiter control panel is an evolutionary step in light fixture control. Including a 4" full-color display, quick navigation buttons, and integrated sensors, the Orbiter control panel allows for easy use with a graphic user interface. Simplified menu structure and reimagined user interfaces provide one-glance operational views and uncluttered screens.

If you would like to receive an offer or have a specific request regarding the Orbiter Fresnel Lens, fill in the form and we will get in touch with you.

Combined with Orbiter’s ARRI Spectra light engine, the high-end optical system is perfectly suited for cinematic application, broadcast studios, as well as theaters or live productions. The Orbiter Fresnel lens is a great addition to the already existing Orbiter Open Face Optics 15°, 30°, and 60°.

For example, a pulse energy of 1 mJ in a 10-fs pulse, as can be generated with a mode-locked laser and a regenerative amplifier of moderate size, already leads ...

The ARRI Orbiter is a versatile, tuneable, and directional LED fixture including a six-color light engine. With its changeable optics, Orbiter can transform into many different types of lamphead.

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On the occasion of our 100th anniversary of ARRI Lighting in 2024, we are giving you 3 Open Face Optics (15°, 30°, 60°) on top of every Orbiter Beam Set.

Optics and Photonics: Optical glass is widely used in the manufacturing of lenses, prisms, mirrors, and other optical components for cameras, ...

The Orbiter Fresnel Lens creates a precise light spot with a soft single shadow, and it delivers true Fresnel output with a real Gaussian field of light. The light output of Orbiter with the Fresnel lens is comparable to the ARRI L-Series L10 and True Blue ST2/3 with 2000 W Tungsten bulb.

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This intuitive design makes changing colors or finding a setting easier than ever before. In addition, the control panel is removable and can be used handheld with the aid of a control panel cable.

Oct 22, 2024 — It is common practice to test the optical properties of photomultiplier tubes (PMTs) by illuminating the entire photocathode region from the ...

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Equipped with a display, status LED, and a high-resolution encoder, the Orbiter Fresnel lens offers information that is easily accessible. The display backlight can be adjusted, and status information and zoom angle are available via the metadata for maintenance and postproduction needs.

Your ARRI Sales representative will be happy to give you a demo—live or remotely. Please contact your local dealer at www.arri.com/en/contact to see when they have the Orbiter Fresnel Lens in stock.

The yokes for Orbiter come with a newly developed release system that allows for quick change from a manual version lamphead to a pole operated version. The 28 mm spigot (Junior pin) is already mounted on the yoke. No tools needed for setting up Orbiter.

A very small, three-axis XYZ micropositioner with simple adjustment for XYZ linear translation stage applications under vacuum in physics experiments or optical systems.