Sola - Briese Lichttechnik continuous focus reflector

At the heart of the Briese range is the Focus. The Focus reflector is available six different diameters, 77cm,100cm,140cm,180cm,220cm and 330cm.
A critical design element of this tool is the incorporation of an effective focus mechanism. HW Briese has achieved this without the addition of a lens system. The globe is on a moveable axis that can be positioned between the front and the rear of the parabola. A difference of up to 3.5 stops can be achieved between the two positions of spot and flood. For speed and simplicity diffusers and egg-crates can be attached directly to front of the fixture.

The choice of high technology components used in the construction of the lamp head and reflector are a fraction of the weight of a Par or Fresnel fixture.
Given this advantage the Briese Focus can solve awkward rigging problems and performs well if mounted on a Manfrotto Mega Boom. The power supply for Briese continuous light sources produces a square wave frequency and will operate both HMI and tungsten halogen globes.
The Briese 2500 PSU will run from most UK local power supplies or a small generator set.


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		focus home focus 77 focus 100 focus 140 focus 180 focus 220 focus 330 At the heart of the Briese range is the Focus. The Focus reflector is available six different diameters, 77cm,100cm,140cm,180cm,220cm and 330cm. A critical design element of this tool is the incorporation of an effective focus mechanism. HW Briese has achieved this without the addition of a lens system. The globe is on a moveable axis that can be positioned between the front and the rear of the parabola. A difference of up to 3.5 stops can be achieved between the two positions of spot and flood. For speed and simplicity diffusers and egg-crates can be attached directly to front of the fixture. The choice of high technology components used in the construction of the lamp head and reflector are a fraction of the weight of a Par or Fresnel fixture. Given this advantage the Briese Focus can solve awkward rigging problems and performs well if mounted on a Manfrotto Mega Boom. The power supply for Briese continuous light sources produces a square wave frequency and will operate both HMI and tungsten halogen globes. The Briese 2500 PSU will run from most UK local power supplies or a small generator set.