Which Fogger to rent

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A fogger or smoke machine will give you more of the billow smoke. It stays a little clumpier in the air too.

A Hazer gives you even haze in a room, but won't really billow. It looks more like smoke right out of the machine, but it evens out like 3 feet from it. In my experience, the haze last much longer than smoke as well.

Both will benefit from a fan on set to help spread it.
 
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We're in the same predicament, Wheat. The morning "haze". Lighting is key, ofcourse. (Chilipie, you know we're going to steal you, right? He knows it.) But, we've never used a smoke/fog machine.

It would be good to get some pointers. The DO's and the certainly DO NOT'S.

Ventilation is what worries me. I envisage a restaurant, smoke filled. Myself with beetroot cheeks, a'blush.
 
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Hey, if you don't mind, please make a short youtube demo video of whichever or both of how these devices/contraptions/tools-of-satan work out for you.

You'd think a if you blew around enough fog you'd get a good haze - but maybe not, which makes your question quite legit.

GL!
 
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Papertwinproductions said:
We're in the same predicament, Wheat. The morning "haze". Lighting is key, ofcourse. (Chilipie, you know we're going to steal you, right? He knows it.) But, we've never used a smoke/fog machine.

It would be good to get some pointers. The DO's and the certainly DO NOT'S.

Ventilation is what worries me. I envisage a restaurant, smoke filled. Myself with beetroot cheeks, a'blush.
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Hi there ;)
 
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