Q&A

A static gobo remains stationary, while a rotating gobo can spin to create dynamic effects.

To install a gobo, you typically open the gobo slot on the projector, insert the gobo, and secure it in place.

Metal and glass gobos are reusable, while plastic gobos may degrade over time.

The lifespan varies but typically ranges from 2,000 to 10,000 hours, depending on the type of bulb used.

Yes, with appropriate weatherproof gobo projectors, gobos can be used outdoors.

A gobo wheel is a rotating disk with multiple gobos, allowing for quick changes between patterns or images.

Gently wipe the gobo with a soft, lint-free cloth. Avoid using abrasive materials or liquids.

Gobos come in various sizes, but the most common diameter is around 75mm (3 inches).

Yes, some gobo projectors have color wheels or filters to change the color of the projected image.

A moving head gobo projector is a type of projector with a motorized head that can move in different directions to project gobos dynamically.