Fine Art Picture Lighting from Phantom
There are many forms of Fine Art Picture Lighting, all of which serve to create moods or bring out subtle details in areas or objects within an image. Fine art lighting is not just about having the light hit your subject in just the right places to create the perfect lighting, but also about creating shadows that bring out definitions and texture in objects.
Phantom Lighting Systems’ light beams guarantee that just your artwork is adequately illuminated. This has a striking lit-from-within appearance that makes your art shine.
The Phantom Lighting team utilizes the most up-to-date LED lighting technology to ensure that your artwork steals the show. This team of art lighting specialists will work with you before, during, and after your project because our commitment to outstanding service ensures it.
Why are LED Contour Projectors from Phantom Lighting Systems Better?
If you’re looking for lighting to help your art stand out and impress viewers, do yourself a favor and invest in the Phantom Lighting Systems team’s expertise. We are the best with fine art picture lighting.
Phantom Lighting Systems’ LED Contour Projectors are unlike other types of projectors because they provide soft yet high-definition lighting. LED light emits no heat, so you won’t have to worry about your artwork getting damaged after prolonged use.
These LED Projectors’ dimmable features, in addition to adjustable tilt and focus, make them perfect for practically any setting. Phantom Lighting Systems uses multiple different types of projectors to achieve the desired effect, including:
- Remodeler LED Projector -The Phantom remodel housing is a low-profile IC-RATED round aluminum housing designed to be installed into an existing ceiling without causing harm.
- New Construction LED Projector – The new construction housing is an aluminum structure built to withstand the most challenging mounting conditions.
- Float Finish LED Projector – The Phantom float finish housing is a low-profile IC-RATED square aluminum housing designed for art lighting applications that require a zero sightline or flush ceiling look.
- Surface Mount LED Projector – The Phantom surface mount projector is for a surface mount canopy that may be secured to any 3/0 or 4/0 box, and it includes a one-size-fits-most bracket and mounting screws.
- Top Access LED Projector – The Phantom top access housing is a low-profile IC-RATED aluminum housing that is suited for installation by skilled professionals who need no access from below and prefer cutting brass templates.
- LED Projector Conversion Kits – Phantom LED conversion kits are intended to convert halogen projectors of any kind, including those with round or square housings and surface mount models.
LED Projector lights from Phantom Lighting Systems are used to display pictures on flat or non-flat surfaces, such as gallery walls or staircases.
The Difference Between Fine Art LED Lighting and Other Methods
Other fine art lighting methods don’t stack up to the LED projector to achieve a perfect likeness of a fine art masterpiece. Art lighting methods that aren’t LED projectors can’t create the same sense of atmosphere and life as an LED projector while simultaneously maintaining the naturalistic tone necessary to capture every nuance of an artist’s vision.
The main difference between LED projectors and non-LED picture lighting is the quality of light used. Non-LED picture lighting devices use incandescent or fluorescent bulbs to cast harsh shadows with extreme contrasts in color temperature.
In comparison, LED projectors use multiple high-quality LEDs to offer more evenly distributed light with less dissonance in color temperature, allowing for a more naturalistic portrayal of a painting or photograph.
Non-LED projector lighting can be used to create shadows that draw attention to specific areas or features of a painting or photograph. Though non-LED picture lighting has a less accurate color temperature, it also has a wider variety of color temperatures at which they can operate. LED fine art picture lighting uses less extreme light sources with more evenly distributed light so as not to distract from the viewing experience when looking at the art.
Conclusion
Fine Art Picture lighting is used in art galleries or museums with paintings or photographs that are displayed to give them more life and detail than would normally be apparent in their usual four walls behind glass. Non-LED picture lighting takes advantage of this phenomenon by using harsh light sources to create shadows in specific areas, highlighting essential features or pieces of artwork.
Phantom Lighting Systems’ LED Projector light source has less contrast than other types of lighting, so there are no distracting shadows, allowing viewers to focus more on what is being displayed. This enhances the way art is viewed and provides a greater appreciation for the artwork that might otherwise go unnoticed due to its natural state in an area with little lighting.