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Throw Distance: A frequently misunderstood term in the events industry. It refers to the distance light travels from a fixture to the stage or screen, not the physical distance between fixtures. Grasping this concept can vastly enhance the precision and impact of your lighting design. #EventProduction #EventPlanning

Designers only specify the expensive shit. ➡ For more tips on how to to improve the lighting on your projects follow @r_n_l_d #spacelightorder

I believe lighting is the single most important factor when designing a space. I've just added this post to my blog covering some of the fundamentals of Lighting Design. https://lnkd.in/ex2mi3zB

Swipe to level up your lighting design expertise with these advanced tips! Which tip resonates with you? Share your thoughts below! #LearnWithHarman #LightingDesign #MartinPro #LightingDesigner #Tips

Lux level, UGR and Uniformity factor as per standard BSEN 12464-1, here with attached documents. This would help to quick check while lighting design.

With emphasis on flexibility, each design has multiple options allowing you to configure the layout to suit your individual needs.

Should there be official guidelines for designing inclusive lighting? What measures can designers take to ensure their lighting serves everyone, regardless of age and ability? This article reviews some of the groups who might desire a more inclusive approach to lighting, while asking how we can educate ourselves to do better in future designs. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gSZw7nfF

Hello Connections Unlocking the power of design with the 8 basic principles. Today's focus: Contrast Contrast is an important design principle because it lets you draw out the most important elements of a design and add emphasis. Contrast happens when two design elements are in opposition to each other, like black and white, thick and thin, modern and traditional, etc. High contrast can help guide the viewer’s eyes to the most important parts of your design first. For more - Check out this - https://lnkd.in/gp6QNafQ

How do you ensure that your screens are well arranged and neat across your design project? For me, I use auto layouts. Tell me about your method in the comment section