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Rosco Cinegel Reflection Material - Roscoflex

Rosco Cinegel Reflection Material - Roscoflex Mirror, Hard, Supersoft

This is a 48" x 25' Roll of Roscoflex from Rosco. Rosco offers you many alternatives for various reflector surfaces or wherever control of reflected light is required. The nature of the reflected material can range from "hard" to "soft". Easy to use and cost-effective, these materials give you more creative freedom to achieve better tone and mood in your lighting.

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Rosco Cinegel Reflection Material - Roscoflex

Rosco Cinegel Reflection Material - Roscoflex

Rosco Cinegel Reflection Material - Roscoflex Mirror, Hard, Supersoft

This is a 48" x 25' Roll of Roscoflex from Rosco. Rosco offers you many alternatives for various reflector surfaces or wherever control of reflected light is required. The nature of the reflected material can range from "hard" to "soft". Easy to use and cost-effective, these materials give you more creative freedom to achieve better tone and mood in your lighting.

Rosco Cinegel Reflection Material - Roscoflex Soft

Matches the reflective characteristics of the traditional "soft" leaf side of a reflector board. For short to medium throws and moderately wide coverage. Tough, durable base. Comes in 48" x 25' roll.

Rosco Cinegel Reflection Material - Roscoflex Gold Tinted

A soft reflector combined with a warm gold tint. Useful for creating an early morning or late afternoon appearance. Tough, durable base.

The Rosco Cinegel range includes over 200 tools for controlling light, including colour corrections, diffusions, our patented CalColour System, The Storaro Selection and Cinelux. Since it's introduction in 1970, Cinegel has continually developed and grown to meet the working needs of professionals working behind the camera. In 1974, Rosco was honored with an Academy for developing the Cinegel range and again in 1998 for the development of the CalColour range of calibrated colours for camera.

The Cinegel range of colour correction and colour effects filters are manufactured using deep-dyed polyester for heat stability & superior colour transmission.

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Rosco Cinegel Reflection Material - Roscoflex

Rosco Cinegel Reflection Material - Roscoflex Mirror, Hard, Supersoft

This is a 48" x 25' Roll of Roscoflex from Rosco. Rosco offers you many alternatives for various reflector surfaces or wherever control of reflected light is required. The nature of the reflected material can range from "hard" to "soft". Easy to use and cost-effective, these materials give you more creative freedom to achieve better tone and mood in your lighting.

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