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Alan Gordon Enterprises Color Combo Scene Slate with Pouch and Marker

BH #ALCCSP • MFR #1050-02COLOR
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Alan Gordon Enterprises Color Combo Scene Slate with Pouch and Marker
Key Features
  • 11 x 9 Inches
  • Fits All Standard Front Boxes
  • Acrylic with Engraved Letters and Lines
  • Color-Designed Clap Sticks Made of Wood
The Color Combo Scene Slate with Pouch and Marker from Alan Gordon is 11 x 9 inches and fits all standard front boxes. It's made of heavy duty acrylic and features engraved lines and letters. The clap sticks are color-designed and made of Adler wood, selected specifically for its distinctive pitch clap sound. A mesh storage bag and one dry erase marker comes included.
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Alan Gordon Enterprises 1050-02 Overview

The Color Combo Scene Slate with Pouch and Marker from Alan Gordon is 11 x 9 inches and fits all standard front boxes. It's made of heavy duty acrylic and features engraved lines and letters. The clap sticks are color-designed and made of Adler wood, selected specifically for its distinctive pitch clap sound. A mesh storage bag and one dry erase marker comes included.

Alan Gordon Enterprises 1050-02 Specs

Writing Surface
Dry Erase
Clapper
Color
Timecode Display
No
Dimensions (W x H)
11 x 9.2" / 27.9 x 23.4 cm
Thickness
0.1" / 0.2 cm
Packaging Info
Package Weight
1.05 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
13.4 x 10.9 x 1.2"

Alan Gordon Enterprises 1050-02 Reviews

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question

Are the colors on the clapper specific? ie 80% grey or 15%grey? Is the black 100% black and can the white be used to consistently white balance?
Asked by: Sean
I wouldn't trust these to be accurate. You should buy a seperate colorchart/greycard to hold alongside the clapper when slating.
Answered by: Oystein M.
Date published: 2018-08-28

question

Are the colors on the sticks stickers, paint, or inlay?
Asked by: J
I think it's a sticker, but I bought this like 5-6 yrs ago and it's held up. I just used a brand new in the box Elvin or Elvid or whatever slate, and it wore off to almost pure white after only an 18 day shoot. So...they should've bought an Alan Gordon. I had it in my bag, but they were doing a feature and wanted a slate to keep as a memento.
Answered by: Daniel
Date published: 2022-10-09

question

How this one feels like comparing to the filmtools slate?
Asked by: Pou Y.
Haven't used a slate in years, needed to sync sound on a project, worked well
Answered by: DAVID C.
Date published: 2018-08-28

question

Whats the difference between the pouch and the Elvid soft case?
Asked by: A
The pouch is like a heavy-duty plastic bag. The soft case is padded and thick material.
Answered by: Benjamin P.
Date published: 2018-08-28

question

What are the advantages of having the Color-Designed Clap Sticks Made of Wood, as opposed to just the black and white clap sticks?
Asked by: Anonymous
It's really a matter of tradition and what you are used to. I've been shooting videos and TV commercials for over 35 years and have always used wooden clapsticks. They have a definitive sound to them that plastic or other composite clapsticks just can't duplicate. It's kind of like cotton versus polyester clothing. Both fabrics do the job, but there's nothing quite like cotton. During some recent shoots one of my techs experimented with the iPad clapboard app. Very impressive technically, but it takes all the fun out of the clapstick experience. It's kind of like slicing a pie with a sledgehammer.Hope this helps.
Answered by: JACK B.
Date published: 2021-03-21
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