Sun Scrim 2.95 x 3.9 feet / 35 x 47 inch 5in1 Panel Sun Scrim Translucent Soft Cloth and Gold/Silver/Black/White Diffuser Reflector Aluminum Alloy Frame Compatible Video Photography

solid sturdy product, might order a second one.

Good for budget and maybe smaller shoots but if you work as a professional this is not for you. Also couldn't even get the flag cover sleeve to fit over the frame. The bar was about an inch wider than the smallest bar. They are assembled with an allan wrench on each of the elbow connectors and they didn't feel the sturdiest. Either way, it would be too time consuming for me to assemble and try to squeeze over the sleeve to make it to a flag or bounce. On set time is money and for that reason this isn't worth it for me.

Gargabe! Frame adapters (cheap metal that holds the frame together) Broke after just 2 uses. Contacted customer support and they told me they would replaced it but never did. This is not worth $1 dollar. It’s also a hassle to put together.

A very Good for My Job!

Loved the product but no instructions on assembling, but figured it out.

Awesome for the price. Lightweight, easy to assemble, and disassemble. Works great.

It was easy to install. Doesn’t come with a stand.

This is a decent value for the money, but there are a few things to note:For starters it requires a tool to assemble and disassemble, which means you won't be setting it up and breaking it down quickly on location. A T-handle or similar would have been better. Not a big deal if you are leaving it set in a studio and don't need to take it apart. Which leads us to note two:It is not going to live up to much abuse. The aluminum bars should be fine if you take care of them, but the plastic connectors will not take the stress of repeated torquing, nor would I want to put too much weight on the stud. Again, not a problem if you plan to leave it set up and simply move it around the studio.I haven't opened the reflectors yet, but they seem pretty standard and should be good to go. They don't specify but you should know that the included diffuser is a fairly medium silk, similar to a China silk I'd say. There is definite specular light showing through as you'd expect from a light to medium silk (photos to demonstrate). Not the softest diffusion and certainly not the only diffusion I would carry. I do plan to keep it around in case I need a little more shape but I'd recommend something softer to supplement like a 1/2 grid or frost. I've got a 3x4 1/2 grid cloth that stretches over the frame and between the two I'm pretty happy, but if you are hoping this is a one-size-fits-all diff, be prepared to drop a little more money for another piece of cloth.The color shift isn't bad. About 200°K toward the warm side, which is fairly standard.One final note is that 3x4 is not a standard size for these sorts of frames. If you want something more interchangeable and universal, 4x4 would be the closest match.Overall this frame works for my needs. 3x4 isn't too big to stick in the closet and I'll probably take it out of the studio only a couple times a year. I also have a 3x4 grid cloth to supplement and if I need it even softer I can combine the two. I feel like the reflectors might come in handy at some point as well, so they are a nice touch.If it came with T-handles or some other hand-turnable screws I'd be happier and might even give it another star for my needs. I might even replace them myself. I also wish the stud was off center to allow more set-up options. Finally, a personal preference, but I'd rather have string ties or corner straps over the massive amount of noisy velcro.A couple mods and this can become a decent frugal option.