The 8 x 8' Rosco ChromaFly Butterfly Screen Blue 8x8'from Rosco ChromaFly Butterfly Screen Blue 8x8'are blue screen butterflies manufactured to match Rosco chroma key blue paint color and to fit standard grip frames used in film and television production. ChromaFly is manufactured using an Inherently Flame Retardant (IFR) fabric. The material is waterproof and will maintain its flame resistance, even after washing.

80 Mesh Polyethylene Waterproof Fabric    Chroma Key Digital Compositing    Stainless Steel Grommets    Inherently Flame Retardant

The Rosco chroma key paint colors have become the standard for chroma key digital compositing. These blue screen butterflies will match any virtual set environment painted with Rosco Chroma Key paints.

Seams cause shadows that make keying difficult. ChromaFlies are manufactured with 12' wide fabric. This provides seamless blue screen butterflies up to 12'.

ChromaFly is manufactured using an Inherently Flame Retardant (IFR) fabric. The material is waterproof and will maintain its flame resistance, even after washing.

Each ChromaFly ships with flame-retardant ties attached to stainless steel grommets inside a water-resistant bag.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this diffuse bright sunlight enough to soften out shadows nicely?

A: The 3/4 stop will soften the shadows however for more diffusion there is the one stop and 1 1/4 stop fabrics. Also, as others have stated, the larger sizes may provide more of the soft quality of light you are looking for.

Q: 2. do I need a clamp or there is some 3/8 female thread on the middle of the frame?

A: There are 3/8 female thread on them. Id suggest ordering the Matthelini clamps and then attaching them to c stands. This is the route I went with and it works great.

Q: 3. What kind of stand setup do I need to use the 4x6 scrim kit?

A: For the Westcott Scrim Jim Cine Video Kit (4 x 6'), any light stand will be sufficient. Here is a link for the types of clamps needed to affix the frame to either type of stand you may have: https://bhpho.to/3MwdT6K.

Q: 4. Does anyone know if you can use this for a rear projection? (ie: shoot a projector through the back to display to the front?

A: I am assuming you mean like putting an image on the screen and showing it behind your subject? Since you said shoot through back and front display. Not actually using it to watch anything on?I think that would be possible.

Q: 5. Are the corners and ears for mounting the frame onto stands included, or not?

A: Corners are included. The ears are not. You will need 2x https://bhpho.to/2H3vTnT.

Q: 6. Is this a breakaway frame, or one solid piece?

A: This frame will break down for transport or storage.

Q: 7. are the frame sides a solid 6 feet or do they breakdown to smaller pieces?

A: The frame sides for the 6' x 6' frames are made up of two segments with a frame connector in the middle and on the corners. One segment is 46 and the second is 22 with the remaining length provided by the connectors. The case is 50 to accommodate the frame components.

Q: 8. I have the 4 x 6' frame. Can I add on to make it 6 x6' or 8x 8' and if so what would I need to buy?

A: Westcott sells extensions to the system that would allow you to change the size from of the Westcott Scrim Jim Cine Video Kit (4 x 6') BH #WE1690 from 4x6' to 6x6' or 8x8'. You would need the side sections, the connectors and new diffusions.

Q: 9. What are the dimensions of the packed carrying case?

A: As per Westcott, the included case in this 4 x 4 Scrim Jim Cine Kit measures 50 x 4.5 x 4.5".

Q: 10. how come it says for 8x8 frame. and the same corners and the baby pin ear on their descriptions it says made for maximum 6x6 frame. can t we just use any frame we want if we have corners and ears isnt that the point of it?

A: The corners and the ears are all the same just the poles are longer.