This Profoto Strip Mask reduces the already narrow face of the 1 x 4' strip softbox. It is useful for rim lighting or working with subjects requiring a longer, thin highlight. The Strip Mask is made of high-quality fabric material and easily attaches to the softbox via touch-fasteners. Profoto conveniently includes a soft pouch.

For 1 x 4' Strip Softbox    Narrows Beam Spread    Quick Hook-and-Loop Setup    Includes Soft Pouch

This Strip Mask is a great tool to give you precise lighting control by creating an even narrower highlight that is suitable for rim light or highlighting specific areas of your subject.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. will this holder work with the Epson V600 scanner

A: Yes it will work on the V600.

Q: 2. Why do you need the backlight in the scanner since this adaptor looks like its opaque in the back?

A: These pieces are used while loading the film into the holder. The top and bottom are removed and the film is visible and able to be scanned with a backlight.

Q: 3. Does this work well with an Epson 7100

A: No Epson XP-7100 is not compatible with this

Q: 4. Will it work with Epson Perfection v750 Pro?

A: Yes, the Lomography DigitaLIZA 120 Scanning Mask can work with an Epson Perfection V750 Pro.

Q: 5. I usually cut 6x7 film into strips of 3 (with 1 extra frame at the end), but this will not fit in some holders if they are not open on one end for the film to extend out. Will this holder allow for a film strip that is wider than the holder without pinching/creasing it?

A: No, this Lomography DigitaLIZA 120 Scanning Mask only has a scanning area of: 7.2 x 2.3 inches (184 x 58mm). While it does not define the frames individually, so you can scan overlapping exposures, doubles, triples, and panoramas. It does not allow anything larger than the given scanning area.

Q: 6. The film boarder will show up with this?

A: Yes you can scan the border and even the sprocket holes using the Lomography DigitaLIZA 35mm Scanning Mask.

Q: 7. will this work with a canoscan 9000f?

A: The requirement by Lomography is that the scanner have a backlight. the Canon Scan 9000f has a backlight so we say you are good to scan.

Q: 8. would it work on epson XP211 ?

A: No. You need a scanner capable of scanning film. The model you referenced is for reflective scans like paper and photos. You won't be able to scan film with your scanner.

Q: 9. Compatible with 116 negatives?

A: Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee that the Lomography DigitaLIZA 120 Scanning Mask will work with the (now discontinued) 116 film format. The Lomography DigitaLIZA 120 Scanning Mask is designed for use with 120 film, which is 60mm wide, whereas 116 film is 70mm wide. Due to the larger size of the 116 film, we cannot guarantee the Lomography DigitaLIZA 120 Scanning Mask will work with this film stock, and your results may vary.

Q: 10. Will it work on the epson v550 ?

A: I use both the 35mm and 120 DigitaLIZA with my V500 scanner. The 120 version would work sometimes depending on exactly where I placed it on the scanner bed. The 35mm version would not work at all. I traced the Epson scan guides on to paper and them I made overlays from corrugated plastic board the allows me to place the DigitaLIZA exactly where it is supposed to be, every time. Cardboard would work just as well as the plastic board, but I thought the plastic board would last longer. Also, if you notice the original Epson guides, there are little holes arrange in different patterns along the center top of the guide. I don't know if those holes are essential, but using the plastic board I was able to drill small holes that exactly lined up with the holes in the Epson guide. Using my plastic board templates, I have scanned in multiple rolls of 120 and 35mm film with no issues at all. The negatives are exactly lined up each and every time.