Matthews

Matthews 319599 20' x 20' Double Scrim Black Overhead Fabric

Achieve Precise Light Control Introducing the Matthews 20' x 20' Double Scrim Black, an essential tool for filmmakers and photographers seeking precise light control. Made from high-quality fabric, this overhead scrim reduces light intensity by 1.2 stops without causing color shifts. Its industr...

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Overview

Achieve Precise Light Control

Introducing the Matthews 20' x 20' Double Scrim Black, an essential tool for filmmakers and photographers seeking precise light control. Made from high-quality fabric, this overhead scrim reduces light intensity by 1.2 stops without causing color shifts. Its industry-standard size ensures compatibility with various setups, providing consistent and reliable performance on set.

Specifications:
  • Size: 20' x 20' (approximate measurement of 19'6"x19'6")
  • Fabric: Black Bobbinett
  • Light Loss: 1.2 stop
  • Color Shift: No color shift

Key Features

Black Bobbinett

1.2 stop light loss

No color shift

Specifications

Size
20' x 20'
Material
Black Bobbinett
Light Loss
1.2 stop
Color Shift
No color shift
Type
Double Scrim Overhead Fabric

Frequently Asked Questions

This overhead fabric measures 20' x 20', providing a large area for light control on set.
The Matthews Double Scrim offers a 1.2 stop light loss, allowing for precise control over the intensity of light.
No, this double scrim is designed to ensure no color shift, maintaining the original color temperature of your lighting.
It is constructed from Black Bobbinett material, known for its effectiveness in light reduction and durability.
This overhead fabric is primarily used to reduce the intensity of light coming from above a subject, often for film and photography production.