[Black] I use this in conjunction with my Chimera 72x72 frame and Aputure 600D Pro. Elastic loops at corners make for very quick setup. Great for key light for wide shots.

[Black] Even an extremely hard light source placed behind this magic cloth (at the correct distance) will transform it into a perfectly soft, difussed source. Lives up to the name of magic cloth. Very impressed with the results. B&H has priced this 8x8 cloth very well too. Highly recommended.

[25 lb] Awesome, don't see why I would pay more. It just works.

[25 lb] Does what it's supposed to and very nice quality.
Also comes with a storage bag which is a nice touch.

[Black] Duvetyne is quite simply one of the most useful things you can have with you on a film set. Nothing quite does a better job of controlling light and affecting shadows. This TRP version is a good heavy material. I used a couple of them to black out ambient light on a film set last week and could definitely see myself buying more in the future.

[25 lb] Great tool in the tool kit for our various rag options.

[Black] Well-made. Cheaper than other options. Good weight to the material so it blocks even pretty intense light.

[Black] But as I don't use this for a backdrop it doesn't bother me. The Rag Place is the industry standard and build quality is excellent, as expected.

[Black] It’s exactly what it’s supposed to be and do. I’ve been using this material in my photography and video productions for 30 years. This is great to keep in my vehicle for location shoots packs up real small and it’s durable. It has lots of options for securing to light stands walls and frames.

[25 lb] TRP makes great rags on par with Matthew's, and way cheaper. Very good bang for the buck.