The Light4Me Nocturne V2 moving head has a dial with 15 colored filters that color the light and can additionally create semi-colors and a rainbow effect, as well as a wheel of 13 gobo patterns shaping the beam with Gobo Shake and Gobo Scroll functions. The great advantage of the reflector are 2 prisms and the ability to stack them.

To split the beam, we can use an 8-sided rotating prism and an extended rotary prism with an 8+16+24-sided cut , which can create impressive moving light rosettes. The whole is complemented by a frost filter, motorized linear focus and a fast shutter that can create stroboscopic effects.

Easy management of Light4Me Nocturne V2 functions is possible thanks to a convenient control panel consisting of a clear color LCD display and 5 buttons. At the back of the base there are XLR sockets enabling the spotlight to be controlled using the DMX protocol, as well as powercon power connectors, including the so-called "pass it on" enabling voltage to be transferred directly from device to device. The headlamp can work in one of 4 modes:

• auto, which uses built-in work programs;
• sound, in which, thanks to the built-in microphone, it synchronizes its lighting pattern with the rhythm of music coming from the surroundings;
• master/slave, when the spotlights work synchronously in a series connection, and the first unit in the line determines how the entire assembly works;
• DMX when external lighting controllers are used to manage the head's operation.