Lightweight and waterproof, this 8 x 8' CineGearFactory Ultra Bounce Overhead Fabric 8x8 White Blackfrom CineGearFactory Ultra Bounce Overhead Fabric 8x8 White Blackis a black/white fabric for lighting control. The black side is ideal for negative fill and masking, absorbing light. The white side works great for soft, even light bouncing. The fabric incorporates grommets for easy hanging.

White Side for Soft, Even Bounce    Black Side for Negative Fill, Masking    Waterproof Fabric    Lightweight Construction    Integrated Grommets    Includes Bag

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Would this black fabric be suitable as a portrait background?

A: Yes, if you place the black side of the Lastolite Skylite Rapid Fabric Reflector (Black/White, 6.6 x 6.6'), B&H # LALR82221R, behind your subject, you may use it as a black background.

Q: 2. Why is this rag a little smaller than 6'x6'? Is it done on purpose?

A: 5.9 will fit inside a 6x6 frame.

Q: 3. Is it usefull when shooting outdoors?

A: I can be useful to bounce the light. Using during the day will help lighten a subject and fill shadows.

Q: 4. Is this flame retardant?

A: No, the Westcott Scrim Jim Cine Silver/White Bounce Fabric (4 x 4') is not flame retardant.

Q: 5. What are the dimensions of this?

A: The dimensions are 7.4 x 4.8 (2,26m x 1,46m).

Q: 6. Does the Matthews Rags come with a bag?

A: Unfortunately, this product does not include a bag.

Q: 7. Does this fabric have elastic corners as shown in the product photo?

A: Yes, elastics on each corner and grommets in the webbing along all sides. Comes with ties as well.

Q: 8. Can this be used with a Westcott Scrim Jim Cine 6x6 frame?

A: It does not have the velcro so you will need to use ties https://bhpho.to/2V2zfQb.

Q: 9. Fire retardant or not?

A: The Matthews Unbleached Muslin Overhead Fabric (5.9 x 5.9') BH #MAF66MU is not fire retardant.

Q: 10. Overview description says different diffusion stops available. How do I choose the one I need?

A: Margaret,The silver/white is a reflective fabric. If you are also looking for a diffusion fabric, your choice could be determined by several factors. The original quality of the light you are diffusing and how much you want to alter/diffuse that are probably the two main factors. Most Westcott softboxes use a full stop fabric and so I would suggest you start with that one as a diffusion fabric choice for your Scrim Jim Frame.