This 5" Full Single Stainless Steel Diffusion from Matthews is impervious to rust and holds up better under uneven, intense heat, making it preferable for use with open face, non-Fresnel, lighting fixtures. They may be stacked to achieve limitless variation of light intensity.

Scrims do not affect the color temperature and produce no electronic interference.

They may be stacked to achieve limitless variation of light intensity.

The outer edges are color keyed for rapid identification. Green: single, Green with silver: half single, Red: double, and Red with silver: half double.

Halves are employed to reduce a portion of the beam and are commonly used when the light is striking the plane of the subject or background for an angle.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can these be used for the Dana Dolly? At what height would be recommended?

A: Hi Matt. Normaly doing things under the camera is another department, another profession. But when you'll use it, you should use bar clamps if you want to add / stack the boxes. It can be a slippery business sometimes. Make sure that nothing can move sidewards by accident. Dirt, dampness can act like lubrication. The weight will never be a problem, the boxes can hold easily a magnum dolly carrying to person. Safety first, you should think and always have wooden wedges with you. Have educated and experienced crew members around you, if possible. You would need a lot of the big boxes to support your Dana dolly on both sides, wouldn't you? I personally would go to a meter hight with no problems, like I said, using clamps to make it solid. Instead think about using a ladder on both sides, or a kind of foldable platforms. I hope I could answer your question to your satisfaction. Good luck for all your shooting situations.

Q: 2. What is the knob size that this Yoke uses? 3/8 or 5/16?

A: The T-handle for theThe T-handle for the TVMP features a 5/16-18 thread features a 5/16-18 thread.

Q: 3. Does this arm allow for the simultaneous use of two small video cameras? I'm envisioning something that would mount on top of a stable tripod allowing me to shoot with two video cameras at the same time (one for a wide shot, the other for close-ups). Thanks.

A: This has only two attachment points. One goes to the device being mounted, the other to the mounting platform. So I am not seeing a way to mount two cameras with this. I think the Vanguard Multi-Mount 6 Tripod Utility Bar B&H # VAMM6 is more of what you will need.

Q: 4. Could you sand off the logo? Who's the person who thought putting the logo on the side was a good ides?

A: It can certainly be sanded off. Our logo is on there to ensure that you are working with the best box in the industry, built to withstand the rigor of on-set abuse.

Q: 5. does this stack safely so I can stand on it?

A: It stacks well, but wouldn't be a good idea to stand on more than one. The surface is very smooth and could slip where the boxes meet.

Q: 6. Will I be able to use the TVMP to mount a Par Can 20 onto a light stand?

A: Yes

Q: 7. Is the box open on the bottom? Wondering if it can also be used as a crate

A: This is a six-sided Apple Box. No openings other than the handle ports on both ends.

Q: 8. Is 3 C+ stands the maximum you can get in this case?

A: The following unit will support 3 units at a time anything more would make the unit to heavy and difficult to travel with.

Q: 9. Will this work with the Matthews 5" pocket c-stand legs?

A: Yes, this Matthew MICRO Shot Bag can work with the Matthews 5" Pocket C-stand Legs.

Q: 10. How much weight does it hold?

A: It can hold ip to 300 lb-i have tested it.No problem