Programmable light beam shape altering device using programmable

Optical: systems and elements – Optical modulator – Light wave directional modulation

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359896, 359900, 353 28, 353121, G02B 2608

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059531525

ABSTRACT:
A digital micromirror device ("DMD") is used to alter the shape of light that is projected onto a stage. The DMD selectively reflects some light, thereby shaping the light that is projected onto the stage. The control for the alteration is controlled by an image. That image can be processed, thereby carrying out image processing effects on the shape of the light that is displayed. One preferred application follows the shape of the performer and illuminates the performer using a shape that adaptively in follows the performer's image. This results in a shadowless follow spot.

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