The Rosco Custom Steel Gobo Copy is the most inexpensive way to project an image. Whether you need to project a monogram of the bride and groom at a wedding, a specific breakup pattern onto your set, or a company logo at a corporate event, custom steel gobos can sculpt the light into the letters and patterns your design needs. Rosco will manufacture the gobo using a customer-supplied diagram or image.

This part number is a request for a copy of the gobo previously made for the customer.

Copy of Previously Made Custom Gobo    Stainless Steel Construction    Round Maximum Size: 0.39" Diameter    Square Maximum Size: 11 x 11"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can i use this for contact printing 8x10 negatives and cyanotypes or will it present some problems for these applications?

A: Yes, the Paterson Pro-Proofer and Copy Board Printer can be used for contact printing 8x10".

Q: 2. What is the usable scan area with the upright and RB 5070 DX2 lighting unit attached? I.e., is it slightly less than 20x24"?

A: The RB5070 DX2 Lighting Units would attach to the corners of the baseboard on this copy stand. That being said, the baseboard would give you a usable surface area closer to 20 x 24".

Q: 3. Does the mounting arm allow for pitch and yaw adjustments (in other words tilt side to side and tilt forward and backward)?

A: Unfortunately, the mounting arm of Kaiser RS1 lacks pitch and yaw adjustments.

Q: 4. Can i use this with Intrepid Enlargers ?

A: The Repro Kid Copy Stand has not been tested with Intrepid Enlargers. The result may vary.

Q: 5. Will this be capable using it with darkroom enlarger, enlarging 120 & 35mm films? On 8x10 paper? And what about enlarging 4x5 films?

A: Regarding the Kaiser Repro Kid Copy Stand Kit (Consists of 23.25" Calibrated Column, 15 x 12.5" Baseboard (B&H# KACSKKQ), I would say no. Enlargers typically have larger and more robust columns to ensure greater stability. I would not recommend using any copy stand for an enlarger with any size paper or film. First, it likely will not fit. Second, copy stands are typically used with cameras that can utilize a faster shutter speed than one you would use when producing an enlargement. That is why the columns of a copy stand can be less robust. I'd recommend sticking with enlarger-related equipment when using an enlarger.

Q: 6. How far out from the column can the camera be (horizontally) extended?

A: It can be extended from 6.5-10".

Q: 7. Is the glass UV coated? (PTP623 Paterson Proof Printer)

A: The manufacturer has not provided this level of information on the specific coatings used in making the glass. It would be recommended that you contact the manufacturer to find out how they've designed it.

Q: 8. How do negative pages, with an info area at the top making them nearly 11 inches tall, work on this?

A: This unit is 12.5" long, so negative pages that are 11" long is not a problem.

Q: 9. will this unit be compatible to use the Kaiser Camera Stand Light Protector (BH #KAELPR1)?

A: Yes, the Kaiser Camera Stand Light Protector, BH #KAELPR1 is compatible with this copy stand.

Q: 10. What is the screw size for the camera mount?

A: A regular camera mount screw, 1/4-20".