[Breakup] These are sturdy cutouts that are very easy to work with. They are thick enough to be durable, yet thin enough to combine with other gobos. This is a very good set for the price, but owners of the Godox VSA projectors already have the wider Venetian-blinds disk. No matter, still a good deal and very useful!


Combine a window gobo with a plant or other gobo for more interesting backgrounds.

[0.225 lb] I bought this set elsewhere, but people keep noting that THE PRODUCT IS BLUE, NOT SILVER. It's not blue. There's a protective blue film on the gobos that you're meant to peel off before using. Just peel it off, folks.

[4.2 x 4 x 0.3"] This is the exact same as the aputure spotlight for a lot more affordable. Made of solid metal, carrying case is very nice, and gobos are very versital.

[4.2 x 4 x 0.3"] These are a little flimsy, but they are gobos - not building supports. For those poor reviews here - yes they have a blue film on them when they arrive - but it is literally easy as can be to remove. Just rub your thumb along an edge and it peels up - then just grab and pull. There is a nice plastic case with a snap lock included. I took a few shots with my Westcott Lindsay thingy and they work great. These are a fraction of the price of the Westcotts I also purchased and I now wish I had just stuck with these. If you have a gobo (or projector or whatever else your manufacturer of choice wants to call it) these should just be considered necessary. No complaints at all.

[Proprietary] Good acceories for the godox sa-17 kit

[Proprietary] These work just as advertised and so much cheaper than the ones that Wescott offers. They work and they are great!

[Proprietary] Works perfectly on my Amaran Spotlight SE.

[0.225 lb] These are fantastic, just do not forget to peel off the blue protective film.

[0.225 lb] These are a little flimsy, but they are gobos - not building supports.
For those poor reviews here - yes they have a blue film on them when they arrive - but it is literally easy as can be to remove. Just rub
your thumb along an edge and it peels up - then just grab and pull.
There is a nice plastic case with a snap lock included. I took a few
shots with my Westcott Lindsay thingy and they work great. These are a fraction of the price of the Westcotts I also purchased and I now wish I had just stuck with these. The window/slat shapes look really cool and work great with the wider lenses to provide a very realistic effect. If you have a gobo (or projector or whatever else your manufacturer of choice wants to call it) these should just be considered necessary. No complaints at all.

[0.225 lb] I use these in a Godox Spotlight to great effect. The spotlight/Gobo combination is a relatively inexpensive way to open your work to a new dimension.