[Chroma Green] These are great; I have several. I find the diffuser gets about a 2-stop light loss and that's fine. It gives beautiful light. To use the white reflector, I put the diffuser over the reflector to soften it and that really helps, since the reflector by itself can be uneven. Easy to assemble and tear down. I do wish Chimera would LABEL their products, so I did with a Sharpie. I use this for people and products. Really great product.

[Chroma Green] This product is very easy to set up and tear down. I also like that the poles are the perfect size for C-stand arms and perfectly fit into the larger gaps in the arm. It's a great size for locations, as it's large enough to be very functional but compact when packed. I have not used it overhead, so I am not sure how stable it is compared to other butterflies.

[Chroma Green] Great size for bouncing / absorbing / diffusing light. I use this for each with both still and video shots.

[Chroma Green] Nicely designed, solidly built diffusion panel with reversible white/black reflector. Great for full length diffusion panel and reflector for portraits. The only potential problem I can see is that if you are not careful with how the frame is stored that the internal stretch cord inside the aluminum frame may become frayed from rubbing on the edges of frame connections while under tension.

[Chroma Green] reliable and easy to set up

[Chroma Green] One of my favorite tools on location !
Nothing to complain about

[Chroma Green] These panels are great. They are light weight , easy to assemble, Easy to tear down and give really nice light, about 1-2 stops loss in the diffuser depending on how you take a reading as best I can I figure. Really a great product.

[Chroma Green] Great build, light, fast set-up. I use it in pro shoots on docs and fiction.

[Chroma Green] One of the most essential tools we have on the truck. I've used this thing in almost every type of environment from violent winds to tiny apartments. We normally have a 42x72 and 72x72 close by on our carts, but the 42x72 really comes in handy for diffusing car windshields, doorways, individual handheld stuff, or anywhere the 72x72 is just too large for the environment or situation. If you're considering this investment, you won't be disappointed. Only thing negative I can mention is that the black and white fabric is sort of crunchy, and the white side is kind of glossy- but I think it's to keep the fabric lightweight which is great. Sometimes if I want to get the shine out of the white side I just put a second fabric like the 1/8 grid cloth over the white. One other thing is when using the nets, they can easily get snagged on the pins that hold the frame together and tear the net- but if your careful, it's fine to work with.

For real, chimera nailed it. 10 out of 10

[Chroma Green] I found out about this kit from a local rental, fell in love with it and decided to get one for myself.
It's easy to install and packs into a small package, with proper gripping (2 points of contact) it can withstand winds without any problem.