This 8 x 8' TRP WORLDWIDE Single Net is a white diffusion fabric offering approximately 1/2 stop of light reduction.

Approx. 1/2 Stop of Light Reduction

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is there a student discount for college students who work with this film often in bulk? Just curious, thanks!

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Q: 2. Is this compatible with a Peak Design Capture clip plate?

A: You should ask Peak Design.Im a user NOT The manufacture !!!!

Q: 3. Is this pole compatible with the manfrotto chrome stand on wheels?

A: These items are not compatible.

Q: 4. I have connected the arm to the tripod head. The tripod head is NOT removable. Unfortunately, it has a quick release plate and the weight of the camera (attached to the arm) causes this part to lift out of the tripod and threatens to break. What do you suggest I do to attach the camera arm securely to the tripod? Thank you.

A: Clamp it to a leg or the center shaft. Given the weight you need a real sturdy tripod.

Q: 5. Can this film be used for photography subminiature camera like mamiya super 16? What is the ISO of the film?

A: The Kodak #7266 TXR455 16mm film is rates at 160 ISO in tungsten light or 200 ISO for daylight. As far as I can tell with your camera, you would need to find a way to load the film into cassettes. I doubt it would be possible to load this film into the correct cassettes for your camera.

Q: 6. How long is each section of the arm? Thanks!

A: Check out Kupos version. I think I wouldve preferred it over the Manfrotto.

Q: 7. I bought the Kirk L-bracket for my Canon 5D Mark lll but am looking for the right Arca Swiss plate to accompany it. Do you know if it will work with the Monoball Z1 or can you recommend one that will work with the Kirk L-bracket.

A: The Kirk L-brackets are designed to fit in Arca-Swiss or Arca-type quick release assemblies. This head will accept your Kirk L-bracket.

Q: 8. This is a expired film?

A: Nope.

Q: 9. Is it strong enough for use this with Sigma S 150-600mm ?

A: This tripod head has a load capacity of 130 pounds, which is much more than capable of withstanding a 150-600mm lens.

Q: 10. the 2 pins sticking up from plate is not in play, my plate on camera slides above them???

A: I am using a Wimberley universal camera plate on a canon6D and I also have a Kirk L plate. These both slide into the top jaws of the quick release plate where they sit well clear of the two pins in the QRP. I assume that these two pins are intended to be in play with a narrower type of camera plate designed to slide into the lower jaws of the release plate. In effect, I have always disregarded the two pins as not being relevant to my camera plate. I have never had any problem in using the QRP as it is set up, but I always make sure that I have the camera firmly in my hands when I attach it to or remove it from my tripod. Incidentally, I note that the two pins in the QRP are not shown anywhere in the leaflet that Arca Swiss provided with the Z1 Monoball tripod head. Perhaps there is separate relevant information about them and how they are intended to operate, in the specifications for various Arca Swiss QRPs. I hope my comments will be of some help to your enquirer.