• Creating Specific Effects: Different types of reflectors can be employed to produce various lighting effects, including hard light, soft light, and mirrored effects. This offers filmmakers greater creative freedom.
• Lighting Control: Reflectors enable precise control over the direction and intensity of light, a crucial factor in scenarios that demand fine-tuned lighting control.
• Enhanced Efficiency: Reflectors make more efficient use of existing light sources, reducing the need for additional lighting equipment.
• Time and Cost Savings: Employing reflectors can decrease the requirement for post-production corrections because they provide the desired lighting effects during the shoot.

First, try to avoid touching the lens surfaces with your fingers. They require delicate maintenance, much like the optical components of a camera lens. When handling them, use the palm of your hand to support the back of the lens panel for removal, or wear gloves.

However, don’t worry too much; if you accidentally touch the surface, it’s not a problem. Just use cleaning kit to clean the lenses after each use.

Please add distilled water to the cleaning bottle or use isopropanol lens cleaning solution. Do not use any other liquids.

For lighter fingerprints and smudges, you can gently breathe on the lens surface and then wipe it with a cleaning cloth. If the stains persist, you can use a cleaning bottle filled with isopropanol lens cleaning solution or water, spraying the liquid on the lens surface and then wiping it clean with the cloth.

Note! Make sure the lenses and cleaning kit are dry before storing them back in the carrying pouch.

Yes, it can. Please wash it with mild water and store it after it’s completely dry.

Yes, you can even submerge your Cine Reflector underwater. Be sure to always rinse and dry the Cine Reflector after your shooting day. Additionally, be cautious, as salt, acid, and chlorine can corrode the reflective surface. If exposed to rain or a marine environment, make sure to clean it completely.