Rosco Standard Color Glass Gobos are one of the industry mainstays when it comes to theatrical lighting effects. They are placed between the light source and lens in fixtures capable of optical focusing. The gobo pattern is then projected onto a background or reflective surface at the desired level of sharpness. 

These quality gobos are available in a myriad of effects such as "Abstract", "Break-up" "Rotation", and "Scene". Whether you prefer color or black and white, these sturdy gobos, which come in various sizes can turn a simple lighting scenario into a dynamic presentation.

With over 200 glass patterns and designs to choose from, Rosco gives you complete freedom for the kind of creative shooting you want.

Whether you are creating a scene, setting an atmosphere or to merely enhance an existing set, these gobos, made to exacting standards, supply the feel, function and flexibility that professionals want.

Install dichroic gobos with the coating side towards the lamp Always check with your lighting manufacturer to make sure the Gobo will fit your specific light since the Gobo you order may not be non-returnable. It is also recommended that you find out if a Gobo Holder is required.

High Quality Glass Gobo    Made to Exacting Standards    Available in Various Sizes

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Wondering if this lens works well on a Nikon Z7ii with an adapter. Anyone have experience with this?

A: Yes Leica Super-Elmar-M 21mm f/3.4 ASPH. Lens will work well on a Nikon ZII with a Leica m to Nikon z adapter.

Q: 2. To use this lens on an M-E must you use a special viewfinder?

A: The short answer is yes and the leica ev is pricey. I shoot with an M and don't really frame given it so wide. I sometimes angle my eye at the edge of the eyepeice until the very edge and do it left and right and come up with a fairly good idea of the 21 mm lens coverage. if i need to be more precise, i use the liveview or get the Leica ev if it's in your budget. I believe the leica ev is the same as the pentax ev for half the price. hope that helps

Q: 3. Does the adapter lock onto the camera's f mount so that you need to push the lens release button to take it off, or is it just there to come off if you twist the lens against it?

A: It locks and you'll need to use the release button to take it off

Q: 4. Is it worth getting this lens if you have the APO Summicron M 90 ASPH? I would like more length is it worth it?

A: I believe it is worth it as the lens is high quality and will give you the longer focal length that you are after. It can be harder to manual focus since it has the longer focal length, but once you gets used to it, it does work very well.

Q: 5. I ordered this product, and I need an adaptor ring to fit a 55mm male thread on a film slide copier ?

A: Just buy a 42mm to 55mm step up ring. They are available on ebay and other places for cheap.

Q: 6. Can you use a 46mm UVA or polarizing filter with the hood or must the hood be removed for all filter applications ?

A: I am using the Leitz 46 mm UVA filter and it fits perfectly with the hood on. I don't have a polarizing filterE Whang

Q: 7. For use with a M6 do you need a viewfinder magnifier?

A: Yes it is recommended to use the Leica Viewfinder Magnifier along with this lens.

Q: 8. Do you consider this one of the best wide angle lens of all time? Compared to other leica wide angle lens? Including 28mm summilux?

A: I owned both 28/2.8 and 21/3.4. Both lenses are light weight, sharp, clear, no distortion, but have little CA. The CA go away when step down.

Q: 9. Will it work with Nikon Z cameras, such as Z7II, Z8, and Z9?

A: Yes, the Bower Macro Ringlight Flash will work with all Nikon Z cameras in manual mode and will fit any lenses with 52, 55, 58, and 62mm filter diameter. You may need to purchase an additional step up ring if your lens has a larger filter diameter.

Q: 10. Does this lens obstruct the viewfinder of M10R?

A: Yes , for best results consider Leica Visoflex (Typ 020) Electronic Viewfinder B&H # LEVSB