This is a Rosco E-Colour+ #650 Industry Sodium Filter. The E-Colour line is Rosco's comprehensive system of European color filters for film and video production. E-Colour encompasses a huge range of material for color effects, alteration, diffusion and reflection. Whether you are in film or TV, video or digital, E-Colour has something for you.

These filters are produced with the highest standards and latest dye formulations and bonding technology. Rosco assures the highest levels of reliability and performance.

For Film and Video Production    Dye Formulated and Bonded    For CC Filters, Diffusion, Color Effects

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I capture with se-650

A: Yes. This has both HDMI and SDI outputs which you can use with Capture Devices like the options from Magewell. HDMI Capture - https://bhpho.to/3hO4WFn SDI Capture - https://bhpho.to/3hH2uAm

Q: 2. can i use it for mac?

A: If you are referring to setting up the switcher then I am afraid not, that will be only with a Windows computer. However it does have HDMI inputs if you wanted to feed a Mac in to it as a source.

Q: 3. How loud is the SE-650 in db? I want to use it in conjunction with a podcasting setup, where every noise is a no-no. Some units have load fan noise.

A: The manufacturer was unable to provide an accurate db level for this product. Their recommendation was, if considering another product is an options, to possibly look into the SE-500MU - https://bhpho.to/3dpW5GG which they regard to be "whisper quiet"

Q: 4. Will this output to an Atomos Ninja recoder?

A: Yes, you can use this with an Atomos. Just make sure the Atomos is set to receive the type of video output of the switcher.

Q: 5. Do all of the video inputs need to be of the same resolution/frame rate with this switcher (like Blackmagic ATEM products)?

A: Yes. The resolution of the switcher can be easily changed in the menu setting, but all video formats need to be the same. Datavideo does offer the DAC-70 as a cross converter which would be able to change your video source to the proper resolution.

Q: 6. Can you plug a laptop directly into an input and will the mixer properly recognize the signal?

A: How well the signal will be recognized will depend on the computer itself, but that being said you should be able to connect a computer to this switcher through HDMI. It is possible.

Q: 7. Does the mixer have an option to turn on/off HDCP?

A: We're afraid not. This switcher does not offer HDCP controls, you will not be able to connect HDCP compatible products to it. Instead you could look at the Roland V-1HD Portable 4 x HDMI Input Switcher, which allows for HDCP compliance to be enabled. https://bhpho.to/2gRuG3C

Q: 8. Will the Datavideo DE-650 record each input into a separate MP4 video file?

A: Unfortunately it will not. That is not possible with this switcher. For ISO recording of each input you'd need to look at Software and Computer Based Switching solutions. The Telestream Wirecast Gear 110 is a great option to consider, BH #TEWCGEAR110. https://bhpho.to/2kPYog8

Q: 9. can these speakers be connected to an amp rated at 110W?

A: The Klipsch AW-650 runs at 85W RMS so you can use it with an amplifier that is 100W, 8-ohms.

Q: 10. Does it say Polsen on the pop filter or is that just in the photo?

A: Yes, there is a "Polsen" logo on the pop filter of the Polsen RM-650 Large Diaphragm Condenser Microphone.