The 50-Degree Grid for Rotolight Anova from Chimera mounts with touch-fasteners to the front of the hexagonal light bank made exclusively for the Anova LED light. The fabric grid folds down to a fraction of its open size for storage and transport. Its 50-degree beam angle directs the light forward, tunneling it while controlling spill light and adding directional control.
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- Folds to a Fraction of its Open Size
- Attaches to Anova Light Bank
- Tunnels Light Forward
Chimera Fabric Grid Overview
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Chimera Fabric Grid Reviews
Saggy, bows outward
I bought a couple of these with my medium soft boxes from Chimera. Upon first use these grids were moderately loose and floppy, not a huge deal…yet. I soon noticed that if your softbox/fixture is facing any slight amount downward, which they usually are, or fully downward, the middle of the eggcrate sags excessively with gravity, which then causes the light to bow OUTWARD from the cener of the eggcrate. Which equals less light control and rather than a 40° path as advertised, you’ve got more like a 70-90° path of light. It has stretched and worsened over time. 20 shoots later and it’s barely usable. For the price, these should be made better, tighter, and not get looser with use. One solution is to bunch & A-clamp the corners to add tension to the fabric grid, but probably the more ideal solution is to get Chimera’s E-ZPop version that provides tension across and hence doesn’t sag. But they’re even more ridiculously priced (@ $500).
small but mighty
worth the cost. added control - light spillage a thing of the past
