Pegasus Projection Kit — Cine
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ELVARNIXO Shaping — light is made at the last metre
The Pegasus draws with light: projection optics that hold a razor edge, steel gobos seating in register so patterns repeat, and framing blades that cut like a fine enlarger easel.
A parabolic is a precision instrument pretending to be an umbrella: sixteen or twenty-four ribs holding a true curve, a focusing rod that glides and locks, and fabrics whose silver keeps its colour after the two-hundredth assembly. Ours are hand-finished, serialised, and repairable rib by rib.
Design & Craft
- Every panel, rib and layer available as a spare part
- Projection optics that hold an edge wide open
- Steel gobos seat with register — patterns repeat
- Lens options from wide wash to surgical spot
- Frames open in seconds and forgive the two-hundredth assembly
Specifications
| Kit | Cine projection + 19°/26°/36° + blades |
| Edge | Holds focus wide open |
| Gobos | Steel, registered seating |
| Mount | S-type + cine locking option |
| Weight | ≈ 3.7 kg |
| Warranty | Statutory 24 months under Czech law |
Care
Open and close by the hub, not the ribs; keep speedrings matched to their fixture; and shake dust from grids rather than washing them. Fabrics keep their neutrality for years if they travel in their sleeves.
Questions, Answered
How repeatable is the focus effect on the parabolics?
The rod is indexed — note the number, repeat the look. Beam maps at three rod positions ship in the box.
Can textiles be replaced?
Replacement panels, ribs and diffusion layers are available as spare parts. Modifiers should retire from fashion, not from failure.
The ELVARNIXO Promise
One standard across the range: equipment chosen to survive working studios, with the specification stated plainly on every card.