Rosco Fluorescent Sleeves are an efficient and comparably inexpensive way to control fluorescent lighting - the most difficult lighting to shoot under. In addition to color temperature control, sleeves give you the freedom to create many interesting colors and effects. Another major advantage of sleeves is that they help protect against potential lamp breakage by minimizing the dangers of shattered glass.

These polycarbonate tubes feature the specific color effect inserted inside the tube. These filters are available in many colors and sizes.

Polycarbonate Tube    More Than 300 Colors Available    Controls Color of Fluorescent Lighting

Includes two End Caps - Maintains lamp position and guards against shattered glass

T8 and T5 include a UV filter which allows less than 10% transmission below 390 nanometers. This prevents premature color fading and protection from harmful UV rays

Standard lengths for 2', 4', 5' and 8' lamps

Can easily be cut to custom lengths with scissors

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How hard is it to balance on a Ronin S?

A: Ronin S will stabilize a camera with this lens without any problems

Q: 2. What is the physical length of the lens fully extended to 200mm?

A: Hi, the extended length of this lens is approximately 6.2"

Q: 3. is this lens internal zoom or does it extend when zooming?

A: Hi--this lens does not extend when zooming.

Q: 4. Will this lens come with a tripod mount?

A: This lens comes with a removable, rotating tripod collar.

Q: 5. Is there an extender available for this lens, as there is for the non-Z 70-200 lens. A 1.4, 1.7, or 2?

A: At this time there are no extenders available, please check back from time to time to see if and when it is available.

Q: 6. Is this lens compatible with the gh4?

A: Yes, as it is micro four thirds. There are several videos up on youtube of gh4 video capture using this lens.

Q: 7. Would this work on an a6300? And is it ideal for astrophotography?

A: This will work on the a6300 and will bring everything possible out of that APS-C sensor. It is of exceptional quality so the big bug-a-boo of astrophotography, coma, should not be an issue. The f/1.4 will give you the light you need without undue loss of sharpness. I would caution that on the a6300 APS-C a 35mm creates approximately a 40° field of view coverage which is some what narrow for astrophotography. If you have a 18mm and need something tighter than this will be a terrific choice.

Q: 8. Just bought the Sony Distagon FE 35mm f1.4. The lens hood when reversed on the lens for storage, doesn't 'click' into place, like the hoods on my other Sony lenses. Just seems to be held in by friction. Is this normal, or is my hood defective? It does 'click' into place when mounted 'forward'.

A: Hi Peter, it should click into place. -Anthony

Q: 9. Can someone recommend a good protective filter for this lens?

A: The B+W 72mm UV Haze MRC 010M Filter would be recommended. This is very well made with excellent quality glass. http://bhpho.to/2flTRdU

Q: 10. Is this focus by wire?

A: Yes, it is focus by wire.