Capture48 wrote:
GOBO's are pretty common when I shoot outdoor portraits in the Phoenix sun. I have also used in studio to block light. GOBO, just means "Go Between" they can go between your subject and light source, or between your camera and a light source.
Edit: Don't ask me how "BO" means between. I'm not sure how we got there, but it does.
The GOBO has been around for centuries. It has been part of theatrical lighting since the early days. Some say the name partially derives from the character Launcelot Gobbo, a servant to Shylock in Merchant of Venice. LG was known for his shabby treatment of his blind father.