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Rosco 4332267956 Cinegel #3801 Roscoflex M, 20x24" Mirror

Reflect Light with Precision Using Rosco Cinegel Roscoflex M The Rosco Cinegel #3801 Roscoflex M provides a specular mirror surface for various lighting applications. Ideal for long-throw reflectors or as a relay mirror, this durable material efficiently reflects light, making it a valuable tool...

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Overview

Reflect Light with Precision Using Rosco Cinegel Roscoflex M

The Rosco Cinegel #3801 Roscoflex M provides a specular mirror surface for various lighting applications. Ideal for long-throw reflectors or as a relay mirror, this durable material efficiently reflects light, making it a valuable tool for photographers, filmmakers, and lighting designers. Its tough base ensures longevity and consistent performance.

  • Type: Specular Mirror Surface
  • Dimensions: 20x24"

Specifications

Brand
Rosco
Product Name
Cinegel #3801 Roscoflex M
Type
Mirror
Dimensions
20x24 inches

Frequently Asked Questions

The Rosco Cinegel #3801 Roscoflex M mirror measures 20x24 inches, providing a versatile surface for lighting control.
This product is a mirror, primarily used in photography and cinematography as a lighting modifier to direct and shape light for specific creative effects.
The Rosco Cinegel #3801 Roscoflex M is designed as a mirror, meaning its primary function is to reflect light, not diffuse it.
The product is described as being made from Cinegel #3801 Roscoflex M, which functions as a highly reflective mirror. Specific material breakdown beyond that is not provided.
The product description provides the dimensions of the mirror itself but does not include information about mounting hardware or how it integrates with grip equipment, which would likely need to be sourced separately.