Well being a Dj-------a bunch of my friends use a hazer at indoor events. It is not as smokey as the fogger when it goes off and helps keep the laser beams and lights a bit more noticeable without the full on smoke release. If it were outside I would think a fogger may be more useful if there's any type of air movement. Just my two cents.
Fogger or hazer for best display of laser beams and/or best variety of fog for lasers
I see Froggy's has many varieties of fog, with varying densities, hang times, etc. Which type of Froggy's fog is best to make green laser beams visible? That may not even be the correct question to ask or the right sequence. I know there are foggers and hazers--accidentally bought a hazer at a Target several seasons ago and was confused.
Which is better for specifically illuminating laser beams? A fogger or a hazer? Then, which variety of fog, further, is best for the specific purpose of making laser beams visible? Don't most concert venues use hazers specifically to make light beams visible?
Anyone here user hazers in their halloween yard haunts? If so, why (vs. a fogger).
Basically, tried to illuminate all the green and red dots falling on the trees in my backyard to intermittently make the laser beams visible from the source ($15-$20 cheap "red and green stage laser" from eBay) to the trees. Or at least illuminate part of the path of the laser beams / dots.
Which is better for specifically illuminating laser beams? A fogger or a hazer? Then, which variety of fog, further, is best for the specific purpose of making laser beams visible? Don't most concert venues use hazers specifically to make light beams visible?
Anyone here user hazers in their halloween yard haunts? If so, why (vs. a fogger).
Basically, tried to illuminate all the green and red dots falling on the trees in my backyard to intermittently make the laser beams visible from the source ($15-$20 cheap "red and green stage laser" from eBay) to the trees. Or at least illuminate part of the path of the laser beams / dots.
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Hey, thanks Danski. Appreciate advice from a DJ. I was a DJ at a college radio station a few decades ago but never DJed any events. Just did weekly shows from the station's studio.Well being a Dj-------a bunch of my friends use a hazer at indoor events. It is not as smokey as the fogger when it goes off and helps keep the laser beams and lights a bit more noticeable without the full on smoke release. If it were outside I would think a fogger may be more useful if there's any type of air movement. Just my two cents.
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