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. What size Gobo screen do I purchase to go with this?

A: Gobos: (E): 37.3 mm outside, 22 mm image, 1 mm max thickness

Q: 2. What are the exact gobos included?

A: Please find an image of the 10 holiday gobos included on the manufacturer's website https://www.chauvetdj.com/products/gobo-shot/

Q: 3. This is shown under accessories for a Mathews Medium High Roller stand, which has a 4 1/2" grip head, but the overview for the Kupo boom arm says it will fit "such as the Kupo 2 1/2" grip heads. Will it fit a 4 1/2" grip head?

A: Yes.

Q: 4. I love this cutter but how do you replace the razor blade?

A: 1-put finger under ribbed portion of sliding blade holder top and pull up. As it swivels (rotates) up it will expose blade2-Slide plastic holder of blade at top side of blade over,3- grab blade from top protected end and pull it strait up and out of holder.(it slides out sideways)4-slide new blade in exactly in reverse of how you pulled old blade out.5-slide plastic holder back over new blade top holding it in.6- Swivel (rotate)top of sliding blade holder back down into position and your ready to go.7- once you know how to do it the whole process takes ten seconds.

Q: 5. How can I securely mount this to a light stand or tripod with sand bags? What mounting adapters, threads, etc. would I need?

A: The correct adapters to mount this fixture to a stand or tripod will be as follows; Impact TVMP Yoke Mount to Baby Receiver or Junior Adapter, and Impact 5/8" Stud with 1/4"-20 Female Threads. The Impact 5/8" Stud with 1/4"-20 Female Threads will allow the conversion from tripod plate to the 5/8 baby receiver, this will connect to the Impact TVMP Yoke Mount to Baby Receiver or Junior Adapter.

Q: 6. What size tubes can this clamp hold?

A: The slotted disc accepts round tubes of 10/13/16mm diameters.

Q: 7. How is anyone using this "T" slot in a grip head? The locating pin in all of my grip heads prevent the grips bolt from sliding into the "T"

A: The following item requires a grip head to work as boom. Impact Grip Head for Lights and Accessories - 2.5" Diameter (Chrome) https://bhpho.to/3CUzYWN

Q: 8. What is the size and thread of the bolt for the fixture?

A: The bolt is a M12.

Q: 9. Do i need to buy kupo grip head seperatly?

A: You will need a grip head to attach it to a stand https://bhpho.to/2IVmajI.

Q: 10. Does the maximum load of 11 pounds include the counterweight? Or is it 11 pounds on the extended end, and then the counter weight is in addition to that?

A: I've personally used it to arm out a Kino Diva 401 with a 15lb sandbag on the back. As long as it's rigged correctly at the knuckle, I'd say the 11lb weight limit is an engineers rating. That being said, a weak point is definitely swivel counterweight hook on the back. I've not taken it apart to see how it's attached, but it can't be very secure as it swivels to prevent weights from falling off. However the real weak point is the operator. Putting 1lb out at full extension can still severely hurt someone if it's not rigged correctly, regardless of the brand of boom. Always use common sense over manufacturers recommendations.