Introducing the Litemover | Distributed by Matthews

Now available in the US, Canada, and South America, exclusively from Matthews Studio Equipment, the Litemover.
Tilting, panning, and adjusting flood/spot has never been made easier with the Litemover remote head. With just a press of a button (or more!) you can direct your light wherever you desire. Advanced compatibility includes DMX, WDMX, RDM, or basic hand-control remote.
Click below to learn more or place a pre-order on the Litemover, available now!
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[@perwahlstrom2212]

I got a demo of this some time ago. I got really impressed, it is really cool! A bit expensive though..

[@AnotherCameraChannel]

Very cool!

[@Yodakaycool]

Definitely interesting. Surprised not to see like a dimmer capabilty

[@maxsdad538]

A dimmer would be a function of the light, not this thing.

[@Yodakaycool]

@@maxsdad538 yeah but might as well since you can control with dmx. I wouldn’t wanna go rig custom somethings to not control it all

[@JStrohCLT728]

@@Yodakaycool this has nothing to do with dimming the light. that is a function of "the dimmer". and by the way...HMI"s dont " dim" in the conventional way as they are an arc based light. Arris have a little voltage attenuator pot for a value of stop loss. but that being said... you wouldnt tie this in to more than the pan / tilt function

[@a.dvideos2877]

No way

[@Msegrip]

Ya way

[@roybixby6135]

This Litemover could make adjusting lighting so much easier. I'd like to see it in different sizes ... 🦘

[@Ed.Mantle]

Different sizes sounds good - we've done DIY ones for a while to move smaller CRLS or hairlights - would very much be open to a small, medium, large (assuming this current version is the large) option.

[@martintorner]

It's really a great remote tool! This component based system is compatible with smaller lights as well as the larger Arrimax size units... as well as panels and reflector boards.

[@henroveenath791]

Bye Arri lights...