This is a Rosco E-Colour+ #504 Waterfront Green Filter. The E-Colour line is Rosco's comprehensive system of European color filters for film and video production. E-Colour encompasses a huge range of material for color effects, alteration, diffusion and reflection. Whether you are in film or TV, video or digital, E-Colour has something for you.

These filters are produced with the highest standards and latest dye formulations and bonding technology. Rosco assures the highest levels of reliability and performance.

For Film and Video Production    Dye Formulated and Bonded    For CC Filters, Diffusion, Color Effects

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Has anyone put this in an overhead bin on an aircraft?

A: Yes, Meets most international airline carry-on regulations

Q: 2. How many inches is it from the front legs to the back? Just wondering if it will fit on a table I have. Thanks so much for any help!

A: The footprint that the Impact Desktop Shooting Table with Translucent Plexiglass Sheet V2 (24 x 36") takes up is 22.6" x 23.4".

Q: 3. How many refills can this album accept?

A: I fill each slot both front and back, so once the album is filled with pictures, there is not a lot of room left for additional pages. It's a pretty full album at that point.

Q: 4. I need vertical 4x6 slips for this ! Do you sell those ?!

A: It appears as though we only carry horizontal 4X6 pages for the STC-504 3-ring Binder.

Q: 5. How do you clean the faux leather cover?

A: You can clean it with a damp cloth. I wouldn't soak it in water, but a damp cloth can do the trick.

Q: 6. Can the hip belt be removed?

A: Yes, this bag has a removable hip belt.

Q: 7. How much weight will the Savage Port-A-Stand support?

A: The Savage Port-A-Stand would be able to support up to 25 lbs.

Q: 8. How many sheets are included with the product?

A: One sheet

Q: 9. Do the rings close evenly together?

A: Yes, for the most part, the rings close properly.

Q: 10. Does it cover focus stacking

A: It covers focus shifting for the Nikon 850. The actual focus stacking takes place in Photoshop. The cheat sheet directs you to the menu in the 850 and explains the different options available in the focus shifting category.