Rosco Standard Black and White 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 the matte side of the gobo away from 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    Matte Aluminum Coating    Available in Various Sizes

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is the HDMI pass through from this transmitter clean enough to feed an Atomos recorder rather than use the recorder output?

A: The signal from the Accsoon CineView HE Multi-Spectrum Wireless Video Transmitter's HDMI loop out is very good. The signal will be the same as the output of the camera minus the fact that it can drop out based on the elements, something that will never happen with the camera's direct output.

Q: 2. Will this work on curved track?

A: The eMotimo Spectrum ST4 Pro Bundle & Portable Dolly System Kit, which includes a Dana Dolly Portable Dolly System Rental Kit, would be suitable for a curved track system, such as the Dana Dolly Curved Track Set by American Grip.

Q: 3. Can Canon R50 be triggered remotely?

A: Yes, the Canon EOS R50 Mirrorless Camera can be triggered remotely. Here are the compatible wireless remotes: https://bit.ly/491952G.

Q: 4. Is it normal to hear sounds from the camera lens part when you open it?

A: I am not sure which lens you are referring to but if it is the Canon RF-S 18-45mm f/4.5-6.3 IS STM Lens it does make noise when focusing.

Q: 5. This uses the same frequency bands as wireless internet, will they interfere with internet connectivity in the same space?

A: The Accsoon CineView HE Multi-Spectrum Wireless Video Transmission System while in a band has its own channel so there is no interference.

Q: 6. Can you power AND stream via USB? Or dummy battery needed?

A: If you are streaming with the Canon EOS R50 Mirrorless Camera with 18-45mm Lens (Black) using the USB-C connection you can not power it from that. And you need for continuous power use a dummy battery setup.

Q: 7. Can it handle a UHF feed, then scale and transmit 1080p?

A: no, the Accsoon CineView HE Multi-Spectrum Wireless Video Transmission System does not scale or convert the signal in any way, the output will be the same as the input. The Accsoon CineView HE Multi-Spectrum Wireless Video Transmission System supports the following resolutions up to 60P: 1080p 1080i 720p 576p 480p

Q: 8. Does R50 support taking panorama pictures via auto-stitching?

A: The Canon EOS R50 Mirrorless Camera has Panorama Shot mode as one of the Special Scene modes. The camera takes continuous shots at five frames per second as you pan the camera and then automatically stitches the photos to generate a high-resolution panorama image.

Q: 9. Will the Canon R8 & R50 accept the Canon speedlite EL-100?

A: The Canon EOS R8 and R50 would require the Canon AD-E1 Multi-Function Shoe Adapter. BH # CAOCSAADE1 to use the Canon EL-100 Speedlite. https://bhpho.to/3V0nhCr

Q: 10. does R50 take multiple exposures (how many) with blend modes?

A: It does not appear that the Canon EOS R50 Mirrorless Camera (Black) has a Multiple Exposure mode. They do have a Handheld Night Scene Mode that enables handheld shooting for night scenes, and in this mode, four (4) shots are taken consecutively for each picture, and the resulting image with reduced camera shake is recorded, but a Multiple Exposure Mode placing two (or more) different exposures in one image file is not listed as a feature for this camera.