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Macula is a remote-controlled followspot system, with unprecedented performance thanks to its incredibly high-resolution fluid head and simple yet powerful software control. The Macula system is not tied to any brand of lighting fixture, offering wide compatibility with intelligent moving heads from a number of manufacturers, including the Martin MAC Ultra Performance, Ultra Wash & ERA 600, Jb-lighting P18 & M18. Robe, Ayrton, Cameo, Clay Paky, High End Systems and more.
The Fluid Head in the Macula system adds the organic feel of handling a Followspot. Operators will recognize the feeling like a traditional followspot just without the mechanical rattling.
The Fluid Head represents a resolution never seen in Remote Controlled Followspots.
Macula only use the best components available on the market, which are also used in the Film industry for remote controlled film cameras.
The system features two motorised handlebars with assignable controls. The left handle has one fader, one shutter botton and a z-roller, while the right handle features a fader, freeze movement button, one roller and 15 assignable buttons for presets.
Macula uses a High Quality NDI box camera, with a maximum distance of 100m via Cat 4 or Cat 56 cable. This can be extended with the use of an optional fibre system. The system provides remote control functions of the camera zoom, focus & exposure.
The Macula system enhances multi fixture setups.
Define your selected fixtures geographical position and add the XYZ metric data to the software in relation to the Primary Fixture physical position. The algorithm of Macula software will keep track of XYZ in relation to the Primary Fixture.
Choose from programming the independent fixtures directly in the Macula software or leave it to the LD to add the features to the involved fixtures.
Macula System supports save and recall of groups of fixtures and different Primary Fixtures. These are called 'banks'. Creating banks in the system software enhances complex systems, enabling you to share fixtures between multiple Macula systems and lighting consoles.
Macula adds the feature of multiple viewports through the rig of cameras attached to the Primary Fixtures. This allows the operator to switch around the rig of Primary Fixtures to gain the best optional viewport for a clear sight of the stage.
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