[3 lb] A few months ago I bought the 48x48 Chimera reflector frame and I instantly fell in love with it that I needed a 72x72 in my kit. I love how compact it is. The ease of use when collapsing and building is amazing. This is ideal either as a solo shooter or working with a team. Built quality feels great, too.

[3 lb] Great for small kit. Easily transportable, Lightweight and Convenient

[3 lb] This frame allows one to shape and control light in a compact, lightweight, and durable system. Perfect for those on the go. Unless you have an assistant, or are shooting video (my main use) you will need a stand, sandbag, and way to grip the frame; I use a gobo head.

[3 lb] Great for either pointing lights through or as a large sun scrim

[3 lb] This thing is super lightweight and collapses down to nothing. For my intended use case I think it's perfect: a quick, lightweight 6x6 I that can wedge into my increasingly stuffed video trailer. Downside: if you are going to lift the frame off of the ground and angle it at all, you really need a stand on both sides, or it starts to warp. You should probably do this anyway, but a sturdier frame from say, Modern Studio would be much more robust. Something like that is also a lot heavier, takes a lot longer to assemble, and is a bit more expensive.

[3 lb] I have had a few of these a few weeks now and really like them. They are made of good material that seems like it will last. They worked great for the project I purchased them for and I look forward to using this one and others by Chimera in the future.

[3 lb] This is my second most used window pattern from the Chimera Window Patterns Kit. I use it to light boring walls behind talent on interview shoots. I've got to confess I made my own cucoloris pattern using foam board and it looks downright creepy. Boris Karloff sort of stuff. So I broke down and purchased the Chimera patterns. I prefer the larger Chimera patterns when trying to add a splash to walls, the smallest patterns seem better suited to me for extremely small areas. I appreciate and stand behind the Chimera brand for their quality, portability as well as tried and true safety while on location. Great product. Recommended for anybody's kit.

[3 lb] I've been using these for years and find them much more useful than a flex-fill when attached to a grip head. A little pricey though.... You can be creative and make your own panels.

[3 lb] I’ve turned several pro DP friends onto these. Super light and folds up 3’ x 5”. Great for a small lighting package, or when shooting in a hurry. Biggest frame you can get in a sedan, super light so no need for beefy combo stands etc.

I want to buy another!
Tip: Buy real 6x6’ rags from the grip house, modern studio etc, they fit perfectly

[3 lb] Light and easy to set up. The clamp is worth buying unless you have a maffer.