The Cinelux Lighting Filter, #389 Chroma Green (20 x 24" Sheet) from Cinelux Chroma Green Lighting Filter 20x24"is part of a series of filters created for motion picture and television productions where large lighting fixtures are employed to create effects. This filter is produced using a specialized technology that insures the longest possible life under hot theatrical lights. The filter is general mounted within a frame and placed in front of a light source to create the desired effect. The three discrete layers from which they are made are combined by a tri-extrusion process. By sealing the colored layer between two microscopically thin layers of clear film, dye migration is minimized and effective life is extended.

Co-Extruded Polycarbonate Plastic    Used in MPTV Productions    Can Be Mounted in Frames    Fade-Resistant    Deep-Dyed    Made in the USA

3-5 mil thick (varies due to color saturation)

Melting point is 220°C; softening point 160°C (approx)

Flame Retardant Standards: British Standard BS 3944 Part 1, German B1, French M1, and Italian C1

Available in a wide array of colors as well as in sheets or rolls

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. It looks like this may need additional supports to stand. Is there something additional that needs to be purchased for this setup?

A: A solid stand, like a c stand, a grip head and a cardolini type clamp: BH #IMME113

Q: 2. How many square feet can you cover with one gallon if you do two coats?

A: Each gallon covers 300 sqft. If you want to use two coats 150sqft per gallon.

Q: 3. will this work on concrete floors?

A: I would clean and prime the concrete first. Then it should work great.

Q: 4. What's the transmission on this?

A: According to Rosco the transmission is 64%.

Q: 5. Does this come with the stand to hang it?

A: No, the stand is not included, just the background fabric. If you need the background and stand combination, you should look at Savage Backdrop Extended Travel Kit (Chroma Green, 5 x 7') BH #SABT4657KIT

Q: 6. What's the general maximum recording distance for basic dialogue work? How far away is it still usable with a good quality preamps?

A: The general rule for getting good dialogue with any shotgun mic, is to get as close as possible to the subject. 5 to 6 feet would be the maximum distance, based on surrounding ambient sound, that is suggested.

Q: 7. Is the sewn in rod pocket on the 5 ft edge or 7 ft edge? (Does it hang vertical or horizantal?)

A: The pocket is on the 5' side.

Q: 8. How many sheets are included?

A: This listing is for 1 single sheet.

Q: 9. What is the difference between this 105 filter and the Rosco cinegel 3006?

A: The Rosco #105 Filter - Tough Spun - 20x24" is a stronger diffusion and blocks more light then the Rosco cinegel 3006. The 105 is around a stop of light and the 3006 is about a 1/4 stop of light.

Q: 10. How well does this work on drywall? Should it be applied to a different material for a wall green screen?

A: You can use Rosco Primer to prep the surface https://bhpho.to/2x81SO9.