This Satin Black Wooden Photo Frame 16x16" Regular Glassfrom Satin Black Wooden Photo Frame 16x16" Regular Glassholds a 16 x 16" image behind a regular piece of glass. It features a frame width of 1.25" and can be hung up using the included sawtooth hanger.

Holds 16 x 16" Photo    1.25" Frame Width    Regular Glass & Wood Exterior    Sawtooth Hanger Included

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this a shoot thru when the black is removed?

A: Yes, without the black back, this umbrella is transmissive and can be used as a forward shoot through. With the black attached, it is used as a soft reflective umbrella (shoot away) not quite as sharp as a silver lining, not quite as soft as a softbox. Does this help??Robert E Hersh, MD

Q: 2. Can this be used with a Godox AD200 with a Godox S-Type Speedlite Bracket for Bowens?

A: Yes the Godox S-Type Speedlite Bracket for Bowens has an umbrella slot by which this umbrella can be used.

Q: 3. How long is it when folded? I am looking something under 16" easy to travel with

A: The folded size of the Impact 45" Convertible Umbrella is 29.8".

Q: 4. Are these umbrellas made for 7mm holes or 8mm holes?

A: The shaft size is exactly 8mm verified with a caliper.

Q: 5. Will this work well with the Impact SF-ABRL160?

A: Yes it should work once it's got a hole where the umbrella rod can go through.

Q: 6. Is this umbrella collapsible? (Does it close shut?) If it doesn't are there any umbrellas similiar to this one that do? I am looking for something that is at least semi-portable and storeable.

A: YES. It is just like any umbrella you would use for going out in the rain (except without a handle). Collapses and slides into a storage sleeve. Very compact. Slide the metal shaft into an umbrella holder and mount on a light stand. I have two of these. They are great and inexpensive. The cover comes off so you can shoot through the white umbrella with your flash or flip it around and then put the silver/black reflector cover on and use the umbrella to reflect your flash back to your subject for a little more light control. I can do large group shots with two of these. One on camera left and camera right. You will need a system to fire your flashes or strobes remotely.

Q: 7. Does the 5/8 stud for mounting lighting fixtures have a hex cut to prevent rotation?

A: Yes, the Kupo Photo Baby Boom offers a finished hex cut on the 5/8 stud.

Q: 8. Can you use a Black Magic ATEM to control this via VISCA?

A: You cannot use the Black Magic ATEM to control the Canon CR-N500 Professional 4K NDI PTZ Camera with 15x Zoom (Satin Black). You can use the Canon RC-IP100 Touchscreen PTZ Joystick Controller(https://bhpho.to/2NmxM5f) to control it.

Q: 9. Can you sca half frame negatives

A: What you can do is use a scanner that scans the full frame and then just crop the section of the photo to only fit the half frame with a photo editor.

Q: 10. How does this attach to the light stand? I can't tell from the pictures. Is there another part to purchase to connect the boom to, for example, C-stand?

A: You would use a grip head (Kupo's term), basically a special vice with a stand receptacle. The boom's slotted plate slides into the grip head, which then attaches to a normal stand's stud.