Digital tool for Beam angles and distance (visual tool)

[NeroCaesar]

ETC used to have a webpage with a nifty adjustable photometrics calculator for their Source Fours.
You could tell it the distance and the beam angle and it would tell you how large the circle produced was.
The special thing about this was that it had nice visuals, so you could see the light and the beam, and click and hold the light and drag it to change the distance.

As I teach students new to the concepts I wanted to use it as a good visual tool for them, but the site was taken down (years ago I think)

Anyone know any website that will do something similar? Not just a cone calculator...

Yes, we use Vectorworks as well, but I wanted something a bit quicker and cleaner and ready to go.

Thanks,
-Greg

 

[derekleffew]

This app? https://apps.apple.com/us/app/myetc-photometrics/id1447394032 Only for iPhne and iPad.

 

[NeroCaesar]

This app? https://apps.apple.com/us/app/myetc-photometrics/id1447394032 Only for iPhne and iPad.

its a start, but it looks like its more of just a Calculator with low interactivity.
Unfortunately I'm not a mac person

 

[kmg]

its a start, but it looks like its more of just a Calculator with low interactivity.
Unfortunately I'm not a mac person

https://www.etcconnect.com/Support/Apps/Lighting-Fixtures.aspx

Available for iOS as well as Android.

 

[jglodeklights]

There is also BeamWright from John McKernon (maker of Lightwright). It’s not got the best visuals, but it does a reasonable job of showing the information.

 

[NeroCaesar]

https://www.etcconnect.com/Support/Apps/Lighting-Fixtures.aspx

Available for iOS as well as Android.

Thanks, I tried it. Not what I am looking for. I want a visual tool not just a calculator.

 

[NeroCaesar]

There is also BeamWright from John McKernon (maker of Lightwright). It’s not got the best visuals, but it does a reasonable job of showing the information.

This is PERFECT, thank you