This is a reversible Matthews 6x6' Matthbounce White/Black Fabric with grommets designed to be tied to a Butterfly/Overhead frame.

For many years, only the basic materials were used such as scrims to reduce light, silk to diffuse light and solid to eliminate light. More recently many new materials have been added to allow many degrees of diffusion (grid cloths, black silks, etc.) plus many new reflective materials are now available to make large reflectors for both sunlight and artificial light such as Matthflectors and Grifflectors.

Reversible

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Curious if the Matthbounce in the name refers to this item being Matte (ie not shiny)I attempted buying one of these in the past, but I received a shiny fabric instead.I felt I received the wrong item and received a Grifflon instead. I really want the Matte version rather than shiny version and am apprehensive to purchase in case I receive another shiny one?thanks

A: The Matthews Matthbounce white/black fabric is not matt. The name Matthbounce does not stand for matt but Matthews BounceIt has sheen to it. It is not what I would say glossy but is not matt. More of a luster finish.

Q: 2. How many stops of lights get lost?

A: The following unit offers a 2.5 light loss.

Q: 3. Does this have elastic corners?

A: The Matthews Butterfly/Overhead Fabric - 6x6' - Lite Silent Gridcloth BH #MAF66SGCL uses grommets for fastening to a frame.

Q: 4. Is this a solid piece of fabric or are there seams running across the face of the diffuser?

A: There no seam, it's one piece of cloth.

Q: 5. Is this the same as an ultra bounce floppy?

A: The Matthews Matthbounce Floppy (48 x 48") is the same size as the ultra bounce floppy. but unlike the Ultra when you open it to 48x90 inch it is white not black.

Q: 6. Does this rag come with a storage bag? Does it come with the ties as well?

A: No. units are shipped in clear packaging. storage bag must be provided by end-user.

Q: 7. I noticed the other models have intensity measured (i.e 1/2 stop, full stop etc) What strength of diffusion is this particular model?

A: This cloth will cut about 2 stops of light.

Q: 8. Dose the black side work as a negative fill? Such is as black solid?

A: yes it would work.

Q: 9. How is this different than the Black/White T55 Griff ? Is one waterproof and highly reflective and the other not?

A: Math Bounce is not water prof like a grif. Math bounce has a flat black while grif is shine black.

Q: 10. Trying to decide between this and the TRP Ultrabounce. I understand the latter is the original invention. Any tips?

A: TRP has been around for 25 years and MSE for 38. Both are very good companies and I could not say which of these may have been made first but both would serve you well.