The #3803 Roscoflex S RoscoSleeve T5 x 60" from Rosco is used to produce a specific visual effect for stage and photographic pursuits. The sleeve is made from a polycarbonate and the filter is placed inside. The combination produces a creative effect that has a wide variety of uses. The sleeve comes with two ends caps that hold the lamp in place even if the glass shatters. The filter not only adds the color effect but serves to prevent any shattered glass from falling should the tube break. A built-in UV filter is included to help prevent the filter from fading prematurely.

Clear Polycarbonate Tube    Filter Fits Inside Tube    Built-in UV Filter to Prevent Fading    Filter Holds Back Any Shattered Glass    End Caps Hold Lamp in Place if Broken    Up to Three Filters Fit Inside Sleeve

The T5 size includes a UV filter which allows less than 10% transmission below 390 nanometers; UV filter helps control fading

Can easily be cut to custom lengths with scissors

Sleeve comes with two End Caps which fit snugly over the ends and will hold the lamp in place even if broken, preventing shattered glass from falling

UL94HB rated Polycarbonate

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this camera have wifi built in?

A: No

Q: 2. I've read that recording high-def video can only record up to approximately 11-12 minutes and only standard-def video will record to 29 minutes on the T5. Is this true or are there format settings that can extend the hi-def record time?

A: In my experienced I can record more than the 29 minutes that you mentioned. Did you check the capacity of your memory card?

Q: 3. what is a macro booklet?

A: The macro booklet is a guide for macro photography.

Q: 4. Does this camera have Auto Bracketing for HDR picture? I'm not talking about White Balance Bracketing. I have a Nikon P7000 now and wanted to upgrade to Nikon D3300 but shockingly it doesn't come with Auto Bracketing option!! thanks

A: If you are asking if the Rebel T5 is capable of creating HDR pictures in the camera, the answer is no. However, it does have a multi-exposure mode that allows you to take consecutive pictures pictures at normal, preset under, and preset over exposures. The photo software included with the camera can combine the images for you, which is the approach that I prefer.

Q: 5. Does this camera come with a battery? and cords to hook up to a computer?

A: It does. Everything you need to start shooting is in the box, battery, charger, SD card, Camera, and lens

Q: 6. When shooting outdoors, is there glare off of the screen, or can you actually see what you are shooting?

A: I have found no issues with using the LCD screen on Canon DSLR cameras when shooting outdoors. However, as everyone's needs and vision differs, if you cannot use the optical viewfinder and you find glare on the LCD screen causing you issues, I would recommend either the Hoodman HoodLoupe Optical Viewfinder for 3.2 LCD Displays, B&H # HOH32, the ProAm USA DSLR LCD Magnifying Viewfinder, B&H # PRDSLRVF, or the Delkin Devices eFilm Point & Shoot Mini Pop-Up Shade for 3 LCD Display (Black), B&H # DEDU30MBLK, for your needs.

Q: 7. How do I get the pictures easily onto my mobile device?

A: If the mobile device has the ability to use a card reader, such as the Apple Lightning to SD Card Camera Reader (see the link below), simple plug it into teh iPad and insert the SD card. If the mobile device cannot accept a card reader, the an Eyefi card can be used. See the links here, for example.

Q: 8. Is this camera good for action shots?

A: It can be used, but, sometimes, depending on the subject, the auto focus is not fast enough for action shots.

Q: 9. The 75-300 lens has a Stabilizator?

A: The Canon 75-300mm lens does not have image stabilization.

Q: 10. What is difference between 55_250 and 55_250 11 lens?

A: The 55-250 mm II lens would be a newer lens. I would check reviews on the lens to see if it's worth the extra money.