The Ikan Egg Crate Grid for L400D Fluorescent Light gives you greater control over your lighting by sliding this egg crate grid into the filter channel on the L400D 4-light fluorescent fixture to produce a narrower light beam.

For L400D Fluorescent Light

Designed for controlling the light beam of the L400D fluorescent fixture

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I know the load capacity is 4.5lbs, I was wondering if this combo will work with the Sony a7s ii, Sigma MC-11 adapter with Sigma 20mm 1.4 art lens? Too front heavy?

A: Tommy, that set up is going to be way too offset. Just looking at the camera/lens combo, the camera is 1.38 lbs, and the lens is nearly 2.14 lbs. The lens is going to be WAY too heavy to be properly balanced.

Q: 2. Does it work for 5d Mark iii w/ 24-70 2.8 lense?

A: I use a Mk4 with the 17-40. Because of the 4k crop, that's what works for my needs. It works fine, although a bit heavy. The 24-70 may be too much front weight as the other poster said.

Q: 3. Would a GH4 with 12-35mm weigh enough for this gimbal?

A: The combination of GH4 and 12-35mm lens will weigh 1.9 pounds, just shy of the required 2 pounds. We do not recommend that combination. You would want to look in to gimbals like the Ikan Beholder DS1 or Zhiyun-Tech Crane instead, both of which would be able to balance the weight of that camera/lens combo.

Q: 4. Will it work with a common 5D mark ii?

A: Yes, it works with my 5dMk4 and a 17-40mm lens. I found the 24-70 2.8 very close to not being usable. The weight makes you have to balance the camera at pretty much the extremes of the adjustments, and it may not be able to twist and turn in all directions. Works great with the 17-40 and the old nifty fifty plastic lens.

Q: 5. I just got DS1 yesterday, and now I saw EC1...I am planning to use 5D mk iii or 7D mk ii on the DS1. Will EC1 have better or more features to upgrade for what I am going to use?

A: Jin, the EC1 is going to be a lot easier to balance, and has additional modes of operation that the DS1 does not offer. Overall, it is a more robust gimbal than the DS1.

Q: 6. Will this work with a Sony A7S + 24-240mm lens? I don't plan on zooming it all the way in to 240. Maybe 50mm tops.

A: Armando, It should work, but you will definitely need to test it out before going out filming with it.

Q: 7. Will this be suitable with a Sony A99 + Zeiss Lenses 24-70mm?

A: The EC1 Beholder is designed to work with DSLR cameras and has a load capacity up to 4.5 pounds. The A99 and 24-70mm will balance on this device, they should work well.

Q: 8. Seen on a forum elsewhere that you would have to use your camera on autofocus? Is that true? I'd be using it with the Sony A7 sii with Canon lenses...

A: I believe what you read was that you would not be able to have your hand on the focus wheel while using this gimbal. That is actually true of pretty much any stabilizer, motorized or non-motorized. The reason is balance. You could use the auto focus or you can set your shots beforehand in manual. Gimbals like this are really not designed for constant use, they are designed to get you nice, gliding shots. If you seek any further guidance on Gimbal Stabilizers feel free to email us directly at provideo@bhphoto.com.

Q: 9. Hello! Does this cage support the GH4 with the YAGH Interface?

A: No not at all. It's a nice cage but you won't be able to use the interface or the battery grip.

Q: 10. I have a canon g40 camcorder with a saramonic transmitter mounted on the hot shoe. My question is can I move the combination backward enough to get a good balance?

A: While we have not tested this combination, we feel there is enough room with the plates adjustment to allow your camera and mic transmitter to work.