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DTS LIGHTING Expands Its Range Of Fresnel Wash Projector



Alchemy 7 with a 2-blade framing system


DTS LIGHTING, the Italian company Two years after launching Alchemy 5 has decided to expand its range of Fresnel wash moving heads: Alchemy 7 is designed to extend the range and offer a more powerful option. 

DTS’s Alchemy line already features high-quality light, an extended color palette, and versatility. The Alchemy’s 250 mm Fresnel lens and a 6-color LED source made it possible to label it a “new generation” Fresnel moving head. 

Alchemy 7 was launched with one of its focal points being its superior-quality light. Like its predecessors, Alchemy 7 features a 6-color chip LED source that allows recreating a wide range of shades, especially when it comes to pastel tones. Moreover, its tungsten emulation function will allow the LED projector to generate the same effect as halogen lamps on the dimming curve. 

From a technical standpoint, Alchemy 7 presents some notable new features like a 2-blade framing system with a 180° full system rotation and a more powerful lumen output that reaches up to 22,000 lumens. This output is nearly constant throughout its linear CCT that goes from 1,800 K to 10,000 K, granting CRI and TLCI values up to 98 and 96. 

The capability of the Alchemy series regarding color management and white calibration is reconfirmed in Alchemy 7. A vast array of gel filters is never enough, except with this luminaire where desaturation or gel mixing is possible, even when changing color temperature or when calibrating the green tint. 

The combination of the vast creative possibilities this projector allows, and its enhanced technical features make it possible to satisfy the most complex lighting demands and to uphold a new standard of quality in the most prestigious venues around the world. 

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