Patterns, or gobos, are widely used by designers in theatre, film, photography and television to create atmosphere, project scenery, and generally enhance the visual impact of their lighting.

Conceived by some of the world's leading lighting designers, the Rosco range presently includes hundreds of standard steel gobo designs.

To insure design integrity the patterns are etched using a precise double-sided process on stainless steel. The result is durable, high quality patterns which will withstand the extreme heat at the gate of ellipsoidal spotlights.

Rosco steel gobos are round to allow for rotation in the gate when aligning the projected image.

The standard "B" size is suitable for most fixtures with a 6" lens when used with a Rosco Pattern Holder or the holders of other manufacturers.

Trimming of patterns, where necessary, can be easily accomplished with a pair of scissors.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this article be used with a flasj fj80?

A: The Westcott Environmental Gobo Pack for Optical Spot by Lindsay Adler (10-Pack) BH #WEOSLAGP2E10 can not be used directly on a flash and would need to be used in a optical snoot like the Optical Spot by Lindsay Adler.

Q: 2. Looks like 7 adjustment knobs - are these all necessary? What do they adjust and do they get cold or are they rubberized?

A: Yes, there are a lot of knobs and they all have a purpose. The top big knob locks the heads tilt. The lower big knob locks the main arm in position. Usually the arm is upright, but for storage or travel, you can invert the main arm. On the base, the medium knob is the pan lock. The smallest knob, when engaged, is an ingenious click-stop which will aid greatly when doing panoramas. On the main arm there is a knob to lock in the L bracket. You can remove the L bracket and then directly mount your camera if it has its own L bracket. On the bottom of the Fotopro L bracket is a knob for locking the Arca Swiss plate. Finally, on the L bracket is a knob that attaches the pan handle. As a former movie camera operator, the pan handle is what you need for "BIF" or following a "Bird In Flight." The knobs are metal and because when it is cold you are likely wearing gloves, their being metal should not be an issue. If you like a high degree of control I would say this head is for you.

Q: 3. Can I attach a Manfrotto quick release plate to the Fotopro gimbal?

A: I'm sorry, no. This head uses an Arca Swiss type plate.

Q: 4. Can this be used with a Rotolight Neo 2?

A: No.

Q: 5. Has anyone used this in cold climates? How smooth?

A: This head is smooth in colder climates.

Q: 6. Can the handle be removed?

A: Yes.

Q: 7. Does this come with L bracket,clamp and plate seen in the images.

A: Yes, it comes with everything that is pictured.

Q: 8. Can I use the gobos with my Wellmaking conical snoot?

A: These gobos will not fit a Wellmaking Conical Snoot.

Q: 9. how much does this gimbal weigh?

A: The Fotopro E-6H Eagle Series Gimbal Head weights 2 lb / 907 g.

Q: 10. Can I use these interchangeably with the godox system? They look similar in size?

A: If you are referring to the Godox SA-P1 Projection Attachment, as the above unit uses Size M gobos, yes, the Size M gobos in the Westcott Environmental Gobo Pack for Optical Spot by Lindsay Adler (10-Pack) would be compatible for use with the Godox SA-P1 Projection Attachment.