The #3840 Cinebounce from Rosco is a two-sided bounce material that can be used in traditional portrait lighting scenarios to either add or remove light from the shot. The black side is for negative fill while the white side adds a gentle bounce/fill effect.

Flexible Opaque Plastic Grid Material    Can Be Adhered to Styrofoam, Foam Core

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the monitor have built in audio, or are external speakers required?

A: The EIZO ColorEdge CS2740 does not have speakers built-in.

Q: 2. Does it use PWM for dimming or is it flicker free?

A: EIZO ColorEdge CS2740 26.9" 16:9 Wide Gamut 4K IPS Monitor would be a flicker free panel.

Q: 3. Other than for Photo editing, does anyone use this for CAD, such as AutoCad and doing RTRT (Real TIme Ray Tracing)?

A: The EIZO ColorEdge CS2740 26.9" 16:9 Wide Gamut 4K IPS Monitor with EX4 Calibration Sensor is a great option for usage with Adobe Photoshop or Adobe Lightroom. Or you can use it with video editing software as well. This monitor has 99% of Adobe RGB built in.

Q: 4. I already own an X-Rite i1Profiler, can I use this with the ColorNavigator 7 software? (or if not, X-Rite's software). I'd rather not purchase the calibration sensor if not necessary. Thank you.

A: The X-Rite I1 is compatible with their software.

Q: 5. Does the Monitor version with Calibration sensor come with a separate sensor (Is it EIZO EX3 or EX4?) or this has a sensor built into the monitor similar to the higher-end EIZO CG Series?

A: The model with the Calibration Sensor comes with the separate EX4 calibration sensor.

Q: 6. Is there any advantage to buy the built-in colorimeter vs using an external one, except for the convenience of regular auto calibrating? Or is it better to spend a bit more on an external one and have more flexibility?

A: When you have the built in colorimeter, you can set specific times for the monitor to calibrate. With an external color calibrator, you will be able to not only calibrate one monitor but multiple monitors.

Q: 7. connect to Apple Mac studio m1 max?

A: Yes, you could connect this monitor to an Apple Mac Studio with an M1 Max processor. For this application, connecting via a DisplayPort to mini DisplayPort cable would be advised.

Q: 8. If you have a windows system with USB can you connect this monitor? or it requires USBc? is there a converter if so?

A: The Windows system must have a specified video out port (VGA, DVI, HDMI, USB-C, DisplayPort, Mini DisplayPort) to use this display. Video out via USB Type-A is not common or simply not available.

Q: 9. When is this lens expected to ship?

A: We are expecting this lens to become available May 3rd, 2016. Please note this date is subject to change.

Q: 10. It's May 3rd. Is the lens available?if not, any updates?Thanks.

A: We are expecting availability for this lens on May 4th, 2016. Please note that this is subject to change.