This 24 x 36" Single Net Scrim from TRP WORLDWIDE is designed to control and manipulate light. Also known as bobbinet, this scrim reduces direct light by 0.5 stops creating a specular light. The scrim features a 3/8" pin for mounting and an open-ended, stainless steel frame.

Single Black Net Fabric    Open-Ended, Stainless Steel Frame    3/8" Pin for Mounting

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How often are the frames replaced due to stress fractures? I have unknowingly cracked the gold tube at the point where it enters the black center holder, essentially ruining the frames. How common is this for others?

A: We have college students using ours and they can break anything, but they haven't done this.

Q: 2. How are the frames attached to a light stand?

A: You need a Cstand with a Gobbo head to clamp onto the pin.

Q: 3. Whats the difference between the first version and this kit (kitII)

A: ROADRAGS II come in the larger 24"x36" size opposed to 18x24".

Q: 4. How much does the entire package weights?

A: The Impact PortaFrame Scrim Flag Kit (24 x 36") weighs, 12.85 lb / 5.83 kg.

Q: 5. Can you buy additional fabrics?

A: No additional scrims available for this kit.

Q: 6. What kind of stand setup do I need to use the 4x6 scrim kit?

A: For the Westcott Scrim Jim Cine Video Kit (4 x 6'), any light stand will be sufficient. Here is a link for the types of clamps needed to affix the frame to either type of stand you may have: https://bhpho.to/3MwdT6K.

Q: 7. How do you mount this?

A: You can use one stud in the middle, or a pair from each side https://bhpho.to/2kJ308f. You will need a grip head per stud and stand https://bhpho.to/2NUdZcN.

Q: 8. Can you attach two Westcott Flex 1x1's to this 1x2 Scrim Jim frame with it being just as easy and neat? For example, I may buy one 1x1 and upgrade later.

A: Two 1' x 1' Flex panels fit easy and neat on the 1' x 2' Scrim Jim Cine Frame.

Q: 9. Do the Westcott Fast Flags/Nets fit on these frames?

A: Unfortunately, the Westcott Fast Flags/Nets haven't been tested with the frames in the PortaFrame Kit to our knowledge. The results may vary.

Q: 10. How does the Cine version compare with the original Scrim Jim?

A: Arthur,Cine versions are more robust with a positive-locking system that keeps frame builds in-tact throughout your shoot compared to the original Scrim Jim which relies more on the fabric to maintain the frame shape. The Cine line has more available fabric choices and the fabrics from one are not compatible with the other.