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 much footage could I fit on a 160GB card with the Sony A7siii using 120fps S&Q mode? Seems like it's the main purpose of this card so just wondering how to calculate how much footage will fit and if I opt for the 80GB or 120GB. Cheers.

A: Approximately 4 GB per minute at 4k video

Q: 2. How many A1 uncompressed and compressed raw files will the 160gb card store?

A: The 160GB card can fit 2558 compressed images, 2222 lossless raw images and 1376 uncompressed raw files.

Q: 3. Will any hard cases accomodate this card?

A: Currently you can use this hard case for the CF Express type A cards : B&H # RUMAU6XQB

Q: 4. does It works on Sony a7iv?

A: For the Sony A7IV, you will need a CFexpress Type A card. I'll provide a link to one here for you. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1578709-REG/sony_80gb_cfexpress_type_a.html

Q: 5. I hope CF Express is possible to read from Sony A7S III USB-C port so it is not a must to buy Sony MRW-G2 CFexpress Memory Card reader?

A: Yes, with the Sony 160GB CFexpress Type A TOUGH Memory Card installed in the Sony a7S III Mirrorless Camera, one can copy files off the card via the cameras USB out. A card reader is not absolutely necessary.

Q: 6. How many uncompressed raw images from Sony A7R5 will fit on the 160gb type A Sony Tough CF card?

A: The Sony 160GB CFexpress Type A TOUGH Memory Card will hold approximately 1,000 uncompressed RAW images in the Sony a7R V.

Q: 7. will this work on Nikon Z6ii?

A: The Sony 160GB CFexpress Type A TOUGH Memory Card is incompatible with the Nikon Z6 II Mirrorless Camera. This is because the Z6 II uses CFexpress Card Type B cards. Therefore, the SanDisk 128GB Extreme PRO CFexpress Card Type B is the correct card. Here is the link: https://bhpho.to/3PJIHBO.

Q: 8. Does it work with Sony camera

A: There are no Sony cameras that i'm aware of that take CFexpress cards.

Q: 9. Does this come with any sort of converter to say, an SD, or USB slot?

A: It des not come with a converter but you can use this card reader to download it to your computer via USB: https://bhpho.to/2IVuUK7

Q: 10. Will this card work in all modes and settings, all formats, without any drop in frame rates/recording for the Sony FX6?

A: Yes, the Sony cf-express type A tough memory card we also suggest all Lexar professional cf-express type A gold series cards work great. Lexar 320GB Professional cf-express Type A Card GOLD Series BH #LE320GPCFAG • MFR #LCAGOLD320G-RNENG https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1763106-REG/lexar_lcagold320g_rneng_320gb_professional_cfexpress_type.html