This Profoto Strip Mask 1x4' Photography Lighting Accessoryreduces the already narrow face of the 1 x 4' strip softbox. It is useful for rim lighting or working with subjects requiring a longer, thin highlight. The Strip Mask is made of high-quality fabric material and easily attaches to the softbox via touch-fasteners. Profoto conveniently includes a soft pouch.

For 1 x 4' Strip Softbox    Narrows Beam Spread    Quick Hook-and-Loop Setup    Includes Soft Pouch

This Strip Mask is a great tool to give you precise lighting control by creating an even narrower highlight that is suitable for rim light or highlighting specific areas of your subject.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. The film boarder will show up with this?

A: Yes you can scan the border and even the sprocket holes using the Lomography DigitaLIZA 35mm Scanning Mask.

Q: 2. will this work with a canon 8800f?

A: Yes, it will. This mask will work with any flatbed scanner with enough wide film scan area.

Q: 3. Will it hold full uncut rolls?

A: Yes, the following item allows scanning the whole negative strip.

Q: 4. Will it work on the epson v550 ?

A: I use both the 35mm and 120 DigitaLIZA with my V500 scanner. The 120 version would work sometimes depending on exactly where I placed it on the scanner bed. The 35mm version would not work at all. I traced the Epson scan guides on to paper and them I made overlays from corrugated plastic board the allows me to place the DigitaLIZA exactly where it is supposed to be, every time. Cardboard would work just as well as the plastic board, but I thought the plastic board would last longer. Also, if you notice the original Epson guides, there are little holes arrange in different patterns along the center top of the guide. I don't know if those holes are essential, but using the plastic board I was able to drill small holes that exactly lined up with the holes in the Epson guide. Using my plastic board templates, I have scanned in multiple rolls of 120 and 35mm film with no issues at all. The negatives are exactly lined up each and every time.

Q: 5. Anyone use this successfully with a V500? Also, how many 6x6 negatives can fit at once?

A: For a 120 negative the mask will hold 3 frames, and 2 masks will fit on an 8x10 flatbed scanner, but only a few will scan the full 8x10 area for film/transparencies. I have the epson 850, which allows the entire area to be scanned, so you can scan 6 frames at once, with 2 of these masks. It works well if you need to flatten out the negative

Q: 6. Will it cause damage to keep this powered on 24/7/365? We have it installed in our employee training room (auditorium).

A: The KanexPro 1×4 HDMI Splitter is a low-voltage item and should not heat up or cause issues, so it should be able to operate 24/7/365. However, I would recommend keeping a spare on hand.

Q: 7. Will this work with an Epson v800 scanner? I need to scan Kodak 126 instamatic film and my 35mm holder cuts off the top because the image is off-center. This claims to image the holes as well, which sounds promising. But it also appears opaque in the pictures -- how does it let the light through?

A: Yes this will work with the V800, I use mine with the V850. The holder comes with removable center sections that with help load your film. Once the film is in and the edges are held in place you remove the center section and this allows light to pass through. There is no anti newton shield on these like our V800 holders. You may need to use scotch tape to space your holder up a bit to get proper focus as I did with mine.

Q: 8. How long are these rods? TY

A: These Profoto rods are approximately 32" long.

Q: 9. Does this convert 4K HDCP 2.2 content to HDMI 1.4 ?

A: No, this does not convert the HDCP - it simply passes it through. If your source is HDCP 2.2, but your other components do not support HDCP 2.2, then you won't be able to see the content.

Q: 10. Silly but serious question where exactly on the scanner do put this mask are there any sort of guide or something that fits the mask exactly where it needs to be? also I keep getting over lapping scans although my scanner (v550) has the correct film size setting.

A: I have a V600. It came with it's own film holders. I noted where the original film holders placed the film strip and made sure the Digitaliza put it in the same place. I used credit cards as spacers between the edge of the Digitaliza and the edge of the scanner window.