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. Is this lens suitable for digital Leica M cameras, or is it only for film cameras?

A: This lens can fit and function on Leica M series film or digital bodies.

Q: 2. Will NP-F550/570 batteries work with this light?

A: Yes NPF batteries work in the GVM 672S-B Bi-Color LED Light Panel B&H # GVM672SB but the 550 and 570 batteries are very low in capacity so they will not run the lights for long.

Q: 3. What functions, what benefits do I lose, or what limitations do I suffer if I use a Voigtlander 21mm M mount lens with a VM-E adapter on a Sony E camera rather than using the same 21mm in Sony E mount ?

A: When you adapt the M mount Voigtlander onto the E Mount, you would only have manual focus however you would still have infinite focus and would be able to meter properly since the E-Mount Sony cameras are mirrorless.

Q: 4. Are there barn doors that will work on this light? Need to be able to use the "mini" Bowens, not S, mount.

A: Yes, the Amaran COB 60x S Bi-Color LED Monolight does have barndoor options. The Godox Standard Reflector (7") BH #GOADR6 will hold the Godox Barndoor Kit BH #GOBD04 and nicely.

Q: 5. The lens is suitable for a7 cameras? I know Previous version is not recomendable , thanks

A: This lens would be suitable for use with a Sony A7 series camera by adding the Voigtlander Adapter for Sony E Mount Cameras--VM Mount Lens (Black) B&H # VOEARMB. https://bhpho.to/2Ksvf6m

Q: 6. What is the main differences of this [Aputure] amaran 60x and the Light Storm 60x from Aputure?

A: Aputure LS 60x Bi-Color LED Focusing Flood Light BH #APLS60X • MFR #APA0183A20 is a tighter spotlight while the cob amaran COB 60x S Bi-Color LED Monolight BH #AMAPA0020A20 can be a tight spot or a wide flood and can accept a wide range of bowens mount modifiers. And the Aputure LS 60x Bi-Color LED Focusing Flood Light BH #APLS60X is more compact and can accept further dedicated spot attachments to further project and modify the light.

Q: 7. Can this also be used to measure light levels (F stops)? Ambient, spot, or incident?

A: This meter can be used to measure incident light, measured as lux. There are no aperture or shutter speed or ISO numbers on this meter. These would need to be derived from the lux measurement and the ISO speed rating, to determine f/stops and shutter speeds. As a reference point for your calculations, Exposure Value (EV) 0 is equivalent to 1 second at f/1.0. At ISO 32 film speed, EV0 is the correct exposure for 10 lux incident light level. For ISO 500, at 110,000 lux, the correct exposure would be EV17. Remember that EV represents a collection of equivalent settings, so EV17 could be 1/1000 sec at f/11 or 1/500 sec at f/16 or 1/250 at f/22 or 1/125 at f/32 or 1/60 at f/44, and so on. For the same ISO 500 speed, 55,000 lux would require one unit lower EV than at 110,000 lux, thus 55,000 lux would require EV16 for ISO 500. With 110,000 lux and ISO 125, the correct exposure would be EV15. One of the possible shutter & aperture combinations for EV15 would be 1/250 at f/11. These examples should enable you to create exposure tables for yourself, relative to the lux readings you get from this meter. It does beautifully at measuring the spectrum of light sources and determining color rendering index and color temperature.

Q: 8. May I attach my Angle softbox (Bowens mount) directly to the cob, knowing that it has a Bowens S Accessory Mount on it?

A: You can mount a softbox with a Bowens S mount to the amaran COB 100x S Bi-Color LED Monolight.

Q: 9. what adapter do I need to use this on a Sony a711? What would the total length? Would it still be relatively compact with a adapter added?thanks

A: I use a metabones Leica m-e mount adaptor. It adds about a 1/4 inch to the width.

Q: 10. New 60Xs's output : 33,300 Lux@3.3'. Current 60X's output : 37,775 Lux at 3.3' . Is New 65W model darker than old 60W version?

A: The Amaran COB 60x S Bi-Color LED Monolight (B&H# AMAPA0020A20) has a new COB LED assembly with different characteristics from those of its prededecessor, the 60x (note that there is no S in the name of the older one). The newer COB LED assembly of the 60x S offers better color, but also a different beam spread from that of the earlier 60x (no S). For that reason, the answer to your question depends on whether or not the Hyper Reflector (Mini) is used with each light. Specifically, the original Amaran COB 60x (no S) is slightly brighter with no reflector added than the newer Amaran COB 60x S. However, due to the update, the newer 60x S actually produces a slightly brighter center spot than the original 60x (no S) when the Hyper Reflector (Mini) is used.