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Wide
Base Hi Hi Overhead Stand. |
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Set
lingo for Stacking Pin used to connect parallel sections.
They are also called Tits. |
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Short
for Wire Diffusion that actually won't diffuse light
but does decrease light intensity. |
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A
square piece of plywood with a hole in the center,
used to keep rolling stands without wheel locks in
place. For critical lighting situations, donuts are
often nailed to the studio floor. |
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A
round scrim, net or solid offered by Matthews in 3",
6", and 10" for controlling light in tight situations
such as a table top. |
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The
Baby Drop Down is made with a female 5/8" receiver
at one end and a baby pin at the other. In between
is a hinge which when added to the end of a light
boom allows the light fixture to stay level regardless
of the angle of the boom. The junior Drop Down does
the same thing when attached to a Junior Boom. The
45 degree Angle Drop Down mounts on a Combo Stand
and allows a reflector to be used at a low angle without
the Yoke or Bale creating a shadow. |
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Bead
Board Clamp or in Matthews' case a Quacker Clamp. |
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Cotton
fabric used to make Flags, Cutters and a solid Butterfly
and Overheads. On the West Coast it is considered
the same as Commando Cloth is on the East Coast. |
(Reprinted
with permission from Matthews
Studio Equipment)
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