Gel Swatch Library vs LEE Diffusion Comparator

The Gel Swatch Library by Crossroads Motorsport, LLC., lets lighting production personnel browse, search, and compare more than 1,600 gel color filters made by the most popular manufacturers: - Apollo - GAM - Lee - Rosco The Gel Swatch Library lets you: - Search for gels by name or number - Sort gels by number or how they're arranged in the physical swatchbook (forwards or backwards in the swatch book) - Compare similar and complementary colors - Examine each color's detailed Spectral Energy Distribution graphs by turning the iPhone or iPod touch sideways - View CMY/RGB percentages or DMX values for any color - See the last 21 colors visited with the "Recently Viewed Colors" list - Send comments directly to the developers with the "Feedback" button We have added two great new features we think you will love: 1. Live view of colors in the gel item or gel comparison view with either front or back cameras. 2. Or see the same gel views over any photo in your library. Both of these features are available as an in app purchase. Both of the features can be previewed for free with our pre-chosen colors (G-101 & G-305). The Gel Swatch Library is perfect for: - Theatres - Churches - Cruise ships - Corporate events - Educational theater programs - Nightclubs - Theatrical dealers - And many more areas of the lighting world!

The Official LEE Filters Diffusion Comparator enables lighting designers to directly compare different diffusions lighting a model. As the video plays simply tap to switch the diffusion in real time. It's a great way to select the perfect diffusion for your next project. The comparator is built from video clips of a real world lighting setup using a single M8 source and each and every diffusion in the LEE range. By switching between them you'll immediately see how each moulds the shadow in subtle but distinct ways. You'll also notice any colour balance changes. • Switch diffusions in real time as the video plays • Pause to compare similar frames, for instance a long shot or profile view • A commentary track by DOP Don McVey is also available The app includes various design refinements so you can get the most from this tool: • This is a universal app designed for both iPhone and iPad • On either device switch between portrait and landscape views and retract or expand the menu to get the best possible view • Collapse the diffusion list so you can quickly jump between any filters It's a great tool to learn more about lighting with diffusion and for creative experimentation before getting on set.