The 12 x 12' Sunbounce Wind-Killer Screen is an unparalleled location tool designed to minimize the ill effects of wind on photo, film or video shoots, allowing you to shoot when and where you want to. Especially useful for wind-sensitive Steadicam work, the transparent material fits a lightweight, collapsible Sunbounce frame (not included) and can be hand-held to cut 75% of the wind, leaving only a moderate breeze.

Cuts 75% of Wind    Fits Optional Lightweight Frame

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Where does the laptop go? Is it next to the back, or on the outside of the backpack? What are the max laptop dimensions?

A: There is a dedicated laptop compartment/pocket that can accommodate a laptop or tablet with a 13-inch screen (measured diagonally). While the manufacturer does not list the dimensions of the laptop compartment, if your device has a screen size of 13 inches or smaller, it should be compatible for your usage needs.

Q: 2. Has anyone used this boom with a parabolic reflector with off-axis weight offset, such as a Para 88/133?

A: The boom is capable but you will need to make sure it is counterbalanced and the stand is both strong enough and weighted.

Q: 3. Is this rectilinear or a fisheye? How much distortion is there at 12 mm?

A: It is rectilinear. Distortion is minor all lengths.

Q: 4. will it be compatible with Lee filter systems? Because I plan to buy Lee filter system (Lee holder, adapter ring, ND 10 stop and Lee polarlizer,..)?

A: Last time I checked Lee didn't make a filter for this lens but they said they were working on it. NiSi does and it fits really well. That was about 4 months ago.

Q: 5. Will this case fit the new Sony 200-600mm telephoto?

A: Unfortunately no, the Ruggard case is a little too small for the Sony 200-600mm lens. However, the Sony lens already comes with it's own case so you would not need to buy one separately.

Q: 6. Is there a bag that can fit this? I'd like a padded bag that would fit this for transport

A: I run a rental house in ABQ and after a lengthy search I never came across a bag that could fit the Mega Boom. Even looked at snowboard and ski bags/cases but all were just too short. Ended up having ProCases custom make a case for us out of ABS plastic w/ foam cutout inside. Significantly cheaper then a Pelican custom. Could always just keep wrapping it in a furni pad, but no style points if trying to impress clients. Best of luck hunting

Q: 7. What stand would be recommended to hold the 425B mega boom?

A: Avenger Low Base Roller Light Stand 36 11.8' BH #AVA5036CS

Q: 8. Does this backpack fit aircraft carry on measurements or has any owner of this item taken it as there carry on for a flight?

A: The Olympus CBG-12 System Backpack has an exterior dimensions of 19.3 x 12.6 x 9.1" and the standard domestic carry-on luggage size is 22" x 14" x 9" so this backpack will fit.

Q: 9. Has anyone ever tried this as a mic boom for long take live production?

A: Haven't tried it but it would work. You would probably need a grip head to hold the mike holder. The cranks for tilt and rotation would be useful. The crank to extend the arm is in an awkward place though.

Q: 10. Is this product an M.2 card (or mini-PCIe) on a PCIe adapter?

A: The Intel Killer AX1675 Wi-Fi 6E & Bluetooth 5.3 PCIe Card, B&H # INKAX1675, is a PCie adapter. It would fit into a PCie x1, x4 or x16 slot. It would not fit on an M.2 slot. The Intel AX200 Gig+ Wi-Fi 6 Desktop Kit, B$H #INWF6GPDK, does have M.2 2230 form factor.