Allowing you to soften ambient and artificial light sources, this Westcott Scrim Jim 1/4-Stop Diffuser Fabric 4x4'from Westcott Scrim Jim 1/4-Stop Diffuser Fabric 4x4'is compatible with 4 x 4' Scrim Jim Cine frames and features a heavy-duty touch fastener lining for quick setup and convenient portability. Constructed from nylon and silk fabrics, this diffusion does not affect the color temperature of light sources and helps to maintain natural-looking skin tones. As part of a modular system, this fabric is an ideal light control tool for a variety of both studio and on-location applications.

Plain 1/4-Stop Diffusion    Fits 4 x 4' Scrim Jim Cine Frame    Softens and Diffuses Light    Hook-and-Loop Fastener Edging    Nylon and Silk Fabrics

This plain diffuser cloth is suitable for both artificial and ambient light sources and is ideal for overhead use, to soften harsh sunlight, or to place in front of a main light source for broad diffusion.

Provides a 1/4 stop reduction in light output.

Touch fastener lining permits quick installation and removal from 4 x 4' Scrim Jim Cine frames.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it come with frame?

A: This is the fabric only. The frame is sold separately. That would be the Westcott Scrim Jim Cine Frame Set (8 x 8'), BH # WE1834 https://bhpho.to/3ztCEZK

Q: 2. does it come with the frame? or is it only the fabric?

A: This would be the fabric alone. The frame would be the Westcott Scrim Jim Cine Frame Set (6 x 6') B&H # WE1833

Q: 3. does this already come with the frame or I have to purchase the frame separately?

A: You will need to purchase the frame separately.

Q: 4. What stands and connectors are recommended for this frame?

A: For a Scrim Jim Cine that is 6' by 6', a lot of people prefer to use two light stands with grip heads (Westcott part #1881) and Scrim Jim Frame Clamps (Westcott Part #1980) on each stand. If you want to use a single light stand, we recommend a heavy duty C-Stand with the same grip and clamp noted above as well as some sand bags for the base of the C-Stand.

Q: 5. Whats the difference between normal diffusion and grid cloth diffusion?

A: Yes the grid cloth has tiny grids (boxes) on it, but in functioning, the grid acts as a focuser for the light. Its almost like a honeycomb grid or eggcrate grid being built into the diiffusion. Though definitely *not* as effective as if you used a designated honeycomb grid.

Q: 6. Is the 1-1/4 stop fabric thick enough to beam a small source light into it, and not have a hotspot? I'd like to use an Astra 6X at around 4ft away to result in a large even light source

A: That should be a good distance to get a even light onto the diffuser and not have a hotspot.

Q: 7. I have a 6x6 Scrim Jim how do I tell if it is the old or new version? And will this fit if I have the old version?

A: Great question, William. The old version of Scrim Jim used 3/4" thick framing and the frames connected to each other using a tension fit. The new version (Scrim Jim Cine) uses a thicker 1" frame and connects using a positive locking system. The new system also has corners that are NOT built into the frame, like they were in the original version. The sizing of diffusion silks are not the same for the new version, as we standardized the sizing to what is common in the industry for the Scrim Jim Cine lineup.

Q: 8. are the 4x4 plain diffusion cloths seamless?

A: Yes, the Westcott Scrim Jim Cine 1/4-Stop Diffuser Fabric (4 x 4') comes with a seamless fabric.

Q: 9. Hi! Can this be used without a frame - can I hang with clamps? Thank you!

A: The fabric would be best used with the frame as it has Velcro along the edges keeping it stretched flat to its appropriate size. I would be careful to not damage the fabric when hanging it in another way but you can certainly use it however you would like.

Q: 10. Will this fit the classic less robust "non-cine" 6x6 scrim jim?

A: No, this Scrim Jim fabric is only for the Scrim Jim Cine frame.