This superb cable benefits from advanced design & construction to provide the best possible performance & reliability. It's ...

3m Premium Audio Extension Cable
- 3.5mm Stereo Jack Male to Female 3.5mm Stereo Jack Male to 3.5mm Stereo Jack Female, Moulded,
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3m Premium Fire Wire 800 Cable
- 9 Pin Beta Male to 9 Pin Beta Male Gold Plated connectors to prevent oxidisation for maximum reliability,
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Hi-Glide support rails are manufactured from structural grade aluminum combining supreme strength with minimal weight. Rails are supplied in pairs & include end stops. ...

Hi Glide Support Rails are manufactured from structural grade aluminium ensuring a strong yet lightweight system. The rails are supplied in pairs & are available in lengths of 2m, 3m & 4.5m. You will need at least two rails to be fixed to the ceiling of your studio, the fixed rails will support the floating rails which will support your lighting equipment. A Joining Plate can be used to increase the length of fixed rails or to join together a perimeter track. The Joining Plate cannot be used to lengthen floating rails. ...

Chromakey is a process of substituting one background or colour for another in video. The most common examples of this are the weather maps shown on broadcast television. Once a difficult process requiring expensive equipment, it now can be done with any intermediate video editing program. Typically the subject is shot in front of a high key blue or green background which is then knocked out & replaced with another image or video superimposing the subject on the new background. Now your subject can be anywhere, anytime – Paris, Rome, New York, Toronto or in a galaxy far, far away! Chromakey has been used in film & cinema productions as a tool to mix two or more images together in all aspects of the art. It is also increasingly used in photography to cut & paste a subject onto a background. ...

Chromakey is a process of substituting one background or colour for another in video. The most common examples of this are the weather maps shown on broadcast television. Once a difficult process requiring expensive equipment, it now can be done with any intermediate video editing program. Typically the subject is shot in front of a high key blue or green background which is then knocked out & replaced with another image or video superimposing the subject on the new background. Now your subject can be anywhere, anytime – Paris, Rome, New York, Toronto or in a galaxy far, far away! Chromakey has been used in film & cinema productions as a tool to mix two or more images together in all aspects of the art. It is also increasingly used in photography to cut & paste a subject onto a background. ...

Lastolite's Chromakey Curtains are available in two sizes, 3m x 3.5m (10' x 12') & 3m x 7m (10' x 24'). Choose from Blue, Green or the new reversible Blue/ Green variety. For most effective use, mount with Lastolite's Background Supports. Especially useful for kids, pets, & sports
- this extensive range of curtain backgrounds gives photographers the colours & patterns to express their creativity. The backgrounds can be draped over props or bunched for added texture. They are all 3m (10') wide & come with a handy tote bag. They have a hem along the shortest edge to insert a pole for support. Fully machine washable at 40°C (105°F) in a large washing machine, these backgrounds are for photographers who use backgrounds extensively.
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Chromakey is a process of substituting one background or colour for another in video. The most common examples of this are the weather maps shown on broadcast television. Once a difficult process requiring expensive equipment, it now can be done with any intermediate video editing program. Typically the subject is shot in front of a high key blue or green background which is then knocked out & replaced with another image or video superimposing the subject on the new background. Now your subject can be anywhere, anytime – Paris, Rome, New York, Toronto or in a galaxy far, far away! Chromakey has been used in film & cinema productions as a tool to mix two or more images together in all aspects of the art. It is also increasingly used in photography to cut & paste a subject onto a background. ...

Chromakey is a process of substituting one background or colour for another in video. The most common examples of this are the weather maps shown on broadcast television. Once a difficult process requiring expensive equipment, it now can be done with any intermediate video editing program. Typically the subject is shot in front of a high key blue or green background which is then knocked out & replaced with another image or video superimposing the subject on the new background. Now your subject can be anywhere, anytime – Paris, Rome, New York, Toronto or in a galaxy far, far away! Chromakey has been used in film & cinema productions as a tool to mix two or more images together in all aspects of the art. It is also increasingly used in photography to cut & paste a subject onto a background.   ...