The Tiffen 4x6" Bronze Glimmerglass 2 Filteris a beauty filter whose function is two-fold: in addition to modifying the appearance of the image itself, it also features a sparkling appearance when viewed from the front, instilling more confidence in the model. The filter itself imparts a bronze tint across the image and helps to soften skin details and blemishes. It also produces glowing highlights and a mild reduction in contrast for a more ethereal appearance. The 2 density provides more bronze tint that the 1, but less than the 3.

This filter is made using ColorCore technology, a process that involves laminating the filter substrate between 2 pieces of optical glass and grinding flat to a tolerance of 1/10,000th of an inch. This filter measures 4 x 6" / 101.6 x 152.4mm.

Creates Glowing Highlights    Adds a Warm Bronze Tint to the Image    Softens Skin Details    Sparkle Appearance for Added Confidence    ColorCore Technology

Bronze tint provides additional warmth to the image and helps to soften skin details and blemishes.

Produces glowing highlights and a slight reduction in contrast for a more ethereal image appearance.

When viewed from the subject's perspective, the filter appears to be sparkling and helps to instill confidence in models, resulting in a potentially better performance.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I put other 6x6 scrim fabrics on this? Like the Matthews Silk one?

A: This Cine frame is a true 6' x 6' as are the Westcott Fabrics made for this version of the Cine Frame. Other manufacturers products like the Matthews silk may or may not fit based on their actual size and the mounting method.

Q: 2. How does the Cine version compare with the original Scrim Jim?

A: Arthur,Cine versions are more robust with a positive-locking system that keeps frame builds in-tact throughout your shoot compared to the original Scrim Jim which relies more on the fabric to maintain the frame shape. The Cine line has more available fabric choices and the fabrics from one are not compatible with the other.

Q: 3. How heavy is the entire kit in the bag?

A: The total weight for this kit in the bag is 22.8 lbs. (10.3 kg.)

Q: 4. is 11.7 lb (5.3 kg) the total weight or it is just the Wheeled Case? how much is the total kit weight?

A: 11.7 lb is for just the Case. The Kit weight listed on the Westcott site is 26.0 lbs./ 11.8 kg.

Q: 5. What is the size of diameter of ballhead base? I am going to use this tripod with the Leofoto LH-55LR low profile ballhand.

A: The head mounting plate on the 3 Legged Thing Winston 2.0 Tripod (Gray) is 2.9" in diameter.

Q: 6. What is the difference between this kit and the Cine DP Jem kit?

A: The Jem kit comes with an additional floppy fabric and a Jaw Vise Grip. The frames are the same size when constructed but the Jem kit uses the shorter 22 frame components and connectors to allow them to break down and fit in the smaller 28 case (compared with the 50 case with the 4 x 4' Cine Kit). The smaller frame components can also be used with the Westcott Cine 2 x 2' fabrics.

Q: 7. If I buy the 6x6 version, can I buy the additional extensions to make it an 8x8 version if I want to in the future?

A: Yes you can, that is one of the many features of the Scrim Jim system. Check out all the build options for the Scrim Jim system and which size frames are required by visiting https://www.fjwestcott.com/amfilerating/file/download/file_id/2098

Q: 8. Can this frame be broken down to 4x4 and 6x4 configuration using whats in this kit?

A: Ronan,Yes, the frames in this kit can be constructed to a 4 x 4 or 6 x 4 configuration. Make sure to purchase only Scrim Jim CINE fabrics as the original line of Scrim Jim fabrics (non cine versions) are not compatible with the Cine frames.

Q: 9. What is the load capacity of each leg when used as monopod?

A: We've not officially published any loads for the ind. monopod leg sections as this can vary per product, set-up, and other factors. I'd suggest not overloading the monopod so it seems under strain, and always make sure to keep one hand on your camera when using a monopod.

Q: 10. can this 4 x 6 frame kit be configured for 4 x 4? by just eliminating the 22 sections?

A: Michael, yes Cine frames are configurable and eliminating the 22 section and 2 connectors from the 4 x 6 will leave you a 4 x 4 frame.