Beamburst laser projectors from Lumalaser

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Click for medium-sized version (400 KB) This photo gives a good overview of a typical Beamburst projector, and how the beam modules work. A Beamburst Diamond white-light projector is at lower left. The purple anodized cover is part of the laser. Just beyond it are the ten mirror modules that direct the beams and patterns to different parts of the room. Some of the beams hit mirrors or mirror balls mounted elsewhere in the club. This helps spread the laser light throughout the club. Other beams simply terminate on the walls or ceiling. At upper right, beams from another Diamond white-light projector shoot towards the camera. The combination of the two projectors help fill the club, so that there are laser beams no matter which way you look. Note: This photograph was taken during setup, when the club was empty. For the actual show, lasers would not hit the lower part of the mirrored ball, so beams are not aimed into the audience.
Photograph/animation © 2003, Patrick Murphy. All rights reserved. This picture may not be copied or reproduced in any manner without express written permission from the photographer.




Lumalaser 67 West Easy Street, #116 Simi Valley, CA 93065 (805) 583-0244 tel (805) 583-4984 fax info@lumalaser.com Laser Projectors Proudly Designed and Manufactured In The U.S.A. Official Dealer for Pangolin Laser Software		Site Index HOME Home page PRODUCTS Quick overview: Beamburst and Colorburst laser projectors BEAMBURST Beamburst ad -- The ultimate high-energy lighting effect Models & specifications -- Table listing the various Beamburst models Nightclub photos -- Photos, animations and videos of Beamburst in action Beamshaper module -- Create sophisticated aerial laser beam shows Front-panel controls -- Glowing buttons makes shows easy to run Accessories -- Add features to Beamburst & Mobolazer projectors COLORBURST Colorburst ad -- You won't believe it's so small and so bright Models & specifications -- Table listing the Colorburst and Colorburst Jr. Sample photos -- Photos typical of Colorburst graphics and beams PURCHASE Information request -- Contact Lumalaser, to find how to purchase ABOUT LASER SAFETY Pre-purchase safety information -- Keeping safe and legal Safety details - Links to government agencies and forms Terms and conditions -- The legal language governing Lumalaser sales TECH SUPPORT & INFO BEAMBURST Beamburst DMX chart for Diamond/Aqua -- Control channels for 10-turret projectors LASER BRIGHTNESS INFO Laser power recommendations and samples - How powerful a laser do you need? Laser power explained -- What makes for a bright projector 4.9 mW explained -- Other companies sell 4.9 mW projectors, but they are too dim RESOURCES Links and resources -- Other websites; logos and brochures Press coverage -- Article from ILDA's magazine "The Laserist", Nov. 2002 Press release -- Introduction of the Beamshaper module, November 2003 Press release -- New front-panel LCD controls for Beamburst, January 2004 Documentary: Lasers and the Red Baron -- Information about a Discovery Channel documentary using a laser beam to simulate machine gun bullets (this Special Report published as a public service for those in laser display) COMPANY About Lumalaser -- A professional-level laser projector company