Add some wow to your event with smoke and haze and enhance your lighting effects.
Haze and smoke help add a sense of magic and wonder to an event. They let you alter the look of any scene to create certain types of ambiance and make specific lighting effects easier to achieve. Haze and smoke over the years have been used at events to maximize the lighting effects — making them more pronounced, outstanding, and visible for moving lights.
Difference between smoke and haze
You may hear the terms such as smoke machine and fog machine or even hazer used interchangeably, there is a distinct technical difference between each of them.
Smock:
Smoke is an effect that starts out thick and white, then gradually rises and dissipates. Smoke machines use a special fluid that is heated to produce the initial smoke, which rises because it’s warm. This is the best choice when you want a smoke-filled room effect for parties, spooky atmospheres, and concerts.
Haze:
Haze is designed to create specific lighting effects for general atmosphere. Hazers use either oil based or water based fluid to produce tiny particles that essentially hover in the air. As the particles are translucent, beams of light can shine through them — making the beams visible to your audience if the light is shining toward them. A fan is sometimes used to gently move the haze around, creating a misty feeling.