Just to add to Nic's comments - The Prolights diamond series do actually have "FX" macro channels. There are 4 of them, namely foreground colour, background colour, pattern (of which there is a mixture of static virtual gobos and moving animated ones) and then a pattern speed channel. The channel count per fixture here would only be 20 channels. As Nic mentions the foreground and background macro colors are red,green, blue, cyan, magenta, yellow and white (due to the on/off nature of how the individual LEDs are driven). In normal wash mode though you of course get the usual colour mixing. I think the macros are fine though, most of the time you likely want to use saturated colours anyway to be able to get the contrast between the pixels. At the tightest zoom the focus is actually on the individual LED breakdown, so you can get some nice in air effects (assuming you can use haze/smoke). All in all its a pretty solid fixture. It's also nice that Prolights don't seem to rush to discontinue or replace a product in their portfolio. The diamond series has been around for at least 4 years now and is still current and going strong. I would suggest this is largely down to the Osram Ostar LED chip. Its still a great chip and suitable for most applications.