Program eye-dazzling light shows and control 2D and 3D pixel mapping with style with the ELM LED Mapper Super Editon from ENTTEC. This version of the powerful and intuitive pixel mapping software is ideal for nightclubs and live touring designs with control for up to  256 universes, providing you with a comprehensive set of tools that lets you seamlessly map LED digital pixel strip or fixture arrays of all shapes and sizes.

Create unique visual effects and set these to music or other sound effects using the integrated generative effects library, or map live video inputs and pre-rendered video content. A built-in effects scheduler facilitates playback of programmed sequences, and you can also control your lighting effects in real time using a number of industry-standard input protocols.

ELM supports Art-Net, sACN, and KiNet protocols and displays video content on LED fixtures of any shape, allowing you to synchronize across multiple DMX nodes and pixel controllers for reliable and pixel-perfect playback. ELM's vector-based mapping makes it powerful and intuitive without requiring you to be a 3D CAD engineer. The software is compatible with Windows 7 operating systems or later versions, with Windows 10 and 11 being the recommended options for greater stability and larger venues.

2D & 3D Pixel Mapping Software    Built-In Effects Scheduler    Supports 256 Universes    Supports Art-Net, sACN & KiNet Protocols    Compatible with Windows 7 or Later

Combine raster-based media with vector-based scalable and repositionable objects to represent your LED strips, so it even handles the curves beautifully and with just a few mouse clicks.

Load video files, still images, camera feeds, or live streams into the slots in your library and click on what you want to display. It supports HD video playback and is SPOUT-compatible for live video inputs. It can also act as a Network Device Interface (NDI) receiver. A professional generative video effects library is included to get you started.

Over 100 built-in generative effects that you can personalize as needed. Control pixels using these magic presets or add your own media, generative effects, and live video from input sources such as SPOUT and NewTek's NDI (supports v4.5). Alternatively, just flip a switch and ELM automatically mixes your media in sync with the music playing on your computer.

Build your show in stages that layer on top of one another simply but powerfully. Use organically shaped objects that you can quickly resize, stretch, deform, or move around on the screen so that your pixel map looks like your pixel strips do in the real world. ELM lets you run a show with live interaction, scheduled playback, or via DMX control from a lighting console.

Supports Art-Net, sACN, and KiNet protocols as output. It can be remote controlled via DMX, OSC, or HTTP. It supports an extensive range of LEDs such as RGB, RGBW, RGBA, RGBAW/RGBWA, and White fixtures, including 16-bit protocols, such as ENTTEC 9PDOT.

Designed to allow existing users to pick it up instantly and begin building it into their current creative workflow. Complex volumetric effects can be easily created using ELM's tested generative media effects, merge modes, and input methods while allowing for precise control of each individual slice of the model, opening a new approach to quickly generate effects.

Minimum:

• Windows 7 or later
• Dual-core 2 GHz CPU
• 2 GB RAM- NVIDIA GeForce 600 series or Intel HD Graphics 5500, released after 2013 with OpenGL3.3 support

Recommended:

• Windows 10 or 11
• Quad core 3.5 GHz CPU
• 8 GB RAM- NVIDIA GeForce 900 series or NVIDIA 10 series or better
• SSD hard drive

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this product scan Fuji single 8?

A: Yes, Kodak REELS Film Digitizer for 8mm and Super 8 Film works with Super 8 film.

Q: 2. you say scans at 2 frames per second. How many frames are in a 50 roll of film?

A: Most Normal-8 films were shot at 16 frames per second, and most Super-8 films were shot at 18 frames per second. Regular 8mm - 80 frames per foot. Super 8 - 72 frames per foot

Q: 3. Hello does it work well with Canon 700d with kit lens... 1)Canon zoom lens EF - S 18-55mm 1:3.5-5.6 IS II 58mm2)Canon zoom lens EF -S 55-250mm 1:4-5.6 IS II 58mm

A: I believe it will work fine

Q: 4. Will the 161mk2b accommodate the Manfrotto Nitrotech N12 Video Head?

A: yes, it will

Q: 5. Is there a adapter for a thread of 82mm that I can use to put this product on?

A: The rear thread of the Raynox DCR-250 2.5x Super Macro Lens is 43mm. Various step-down rings can be used to adapt to an 82mm thread, but there is a chance of getting vignetting. Consider using the Sensei 82-67mm Step-Down Ring with the Sensei 67-49mm Step-Down Ring and the Sensei 49-43mm Step-Down Ring. See the links below: https://bhpho.to/41rjj8p https://bhpho.to/3odVq68 https://bhpho.to/3mAeKKk

Q: 6. An 8 megapixel sensor be UHD 4K and now just HD? Is the compression as bad as the wolverines causing a grainy looking video?

A: The MPEG-4 file used by the Kodak REELS Film Digitizer for 8mm and Super 8 Film is a lower quality system that creates much smaller files, making storage much easier. Smaller files means lower image quality.

Q: 7. Anyway to make this work on a Tamron 70-200 2.8. 77mm lens? Any other product with same results?

A: You would be better off using a 77mm thread matching macro adapter like the Opteka 77mm 10x High Definition II Professional Macro Conversion Lens which would go on the front of your Tamron lens.

Q: 8. Hello.Does it work well with Nikon P900 67mm giving a full image.Thank you,

A: It will fit on your camera and I beleive it should work fine. However it has never been tested by Raynox

Q: 9. Will this scan the sprocket holes?

A: The Kodak REELS Film Digitizer for 8mm and Super 8 Film has a film adjustment option under the menu to zoom your film capture in or out. This will allow you to record your standard 8mm film with the sprocket holes.

Q: 10. Is this an updated version of the Kodak Reelz?

A: Yes Kodak REELS Film Digitizer for 8mm and Super 8 Film is an updated version to Kodak REELZ Film Digitizer