This Rosco E-Colour #214 Full Tough Spun 21 x 24" Sheet is part of a comprehensive system of European color filters for film and video production. E-Colour consists of every possible color and and material for color effects, alteration, diffusion, and reflection. Whether you are in film or TV, video or digital, E-Colour has something for you.

These filters are produced with the highest standards and latest dye formulations and bonding technology. Rosco assures the highest levels of reliability and performance.

Rosco E-Colour 214 Full Tough Spun Specs

Item Type	Diffusion: Full Tough Spun (#E214)
Shape	Rectangle
Filter Material	Flexible Plastic
Dimensions	W: 21 x H: 24" / W: 53.3 x H: 60.9 cm

Packaging Info

Package Weight	0.1 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	24 x 21 x 0.01"

Rosco E-Colour 214 Full Tough Spun Reviews

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What is the thickness of this product and is it ...

What is the thickness of this product and is it floppy or stiff??

Asked by: Paul

This would be a floppy filter which has a thickness of 3 mil.

Answered by: Kirk

Date published: 2019-02-07

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Hi. What would this diffusion compare to a cloth diffusion?

Asked by: Facundo V.

This diffusion would be the same as a one stop white silk.

Answered by: Kirk R.

Date published: 2018-08-28

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I would like to know if the Rosco E-Colour #130 Clear Gel are heat resistant and can be used with 650W fresnels?

Asked by: Anonymous

Rosco lists the E-Colour filters has heat resistant up to 572 F or 300 C.

Answered by: Kirk R.

Date published: 2018-08-27

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Frost means its matt finish on this one? So its not clear see through?

Asked by: alexander

This filter would have a matte finish to it.

Answered by: Kirk R.

Date published: 2018-08-28

Can I use these sheets to reduce light intensity ...

Can I use these sheets to reduce light intensity for food photography in my softbox?

Asked by: Linda

These sheets will reduce half a stop of light. You could use them with softboxes for food photography.

Answered by: Reuben

Date published: 2019-05-16

What is the heat resistant rating for these?

Asked by: NICHOLAS

The melting point for these filters would be at 572°F while the softening point would be at 257°F.

Answered by: Kirk

Date published: 2019-03-13

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If you use window cleaner or clear sugary drink (as I've seen suggested here), how do you clean the gel after the shoot?

Asked by: Anonymous

Truth be told you don't necessarily have to clean The Rosco E-Colour #211 .9 Neutral Density (48 x25' Roll) B&H # ROE211R48 MFR # 102302114825 after a shoot, but if you find that you do, what I suggest is to get the following 2 items. The former is less abrasive than a window cleaner and the latter is a nice Chamois cloth, good for a wide variety of cleaning tasks.Endust 16 oz Anti-Static Gel LCD & Plasma Screen Cleaner B&H # EN11308 MFR # 11308Japan Hobby Tool Chamois Skin (5.9 x 5.9 ) B&H # JAJHT9594 MFR # JHT9594

Answered by: Craig R.

Date published: 2018-08-28

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How can you get it fit to a studio strobe with a 7 Bowens reflector for lower the light?

Asked by: Jia

You may use the Interfit 4 Leaf Barndoor Set for Interfit Flash Heads - Includes Filter Holder B&H # INBD, which has a built in filter holder. You would have to cut the filter to fit the holder. Please see the image below.

Answered by: Kirk R.

Date published: 2018-08-27

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