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Overcoming the challenges posed by high-intensity light sources like a 12K or larger, the 12K Extension Ear, Set of 3, is an essential tool for professional lighting setups. These devices are designed to combat the significant heat generated from the front of the light, which can often damage delicate materials such as silk or lighting control filters used for diffusion. The 12K Extension Ear serves a crucial role in mitigating this issue by allowing the diffusion frame to be positioned at a variable distance from the light source. This strategic placement helps to avoid the intense heat, thereby preserving the integrity of your diffusion materials and extending their lifespan. Moreover, the Extension Ear contributes to creating an even spread of light, enhancing the quality of your lighting conditions and contributing to superior visual results. This product includes a set of 3 Matthews 12K extension ears, renowned for their robust support to the frames. Ideal for photographers, videographers, and lighting professionals, the 12K Extension Ear, Set of 3, offers a practical solution to manage heat and light distribution effectively in any lighting setup.

Overcoming the challenges posed by high-intensity light sources like a 12K or larger, the 12K Extension Ear, Set of 3, is an essential tool for professional lighting setups. These devices are designed to combat the significant heat generated from the front of the light, which can often damage delicate materials such as silk or lighting control filters used for diffusion. The 12K Extension Ear serves a crucial role in mitigating this issue by allowing the diffusion frame to be positioned at a variable distance from the light source. This strategic placement helps to avoid the intense heat, thereby preserving the integrity of your diffusion materials and extending their lifespan. Moreover, the Extension Ear contributes to creating an even spread of light, enhancing the quality of your lighting conditions and contributing to superior visual results. This product includes a set of 3 Matthews 12K extension ears, renowned for their robust support to the frames. Ideal for photographers, videographers, and lighting professionals, the 12K Extension Ear, Set of 3, offers a practical solution to manage heat and light distribution effectively in any lighting setup.

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Become a master of light manipulation with the 21" 10K Half Single Stainless Steel Wire Diffusion Scrim from Matthews. This professional-grade tool is designed to provide photographers and videographers with unparalleled control over their lighting conditions, enhancing the quality and creativity of their shots.Constructed from high-quality stainless steel, this diffusion scrim is not only stylish but also incredibly durable. It's impervious to rust and can withstand intense, uneven heat, making it an ideal choice for use with open face or Fresnel lighting fixtures. Unlike other scrims, this stainless steel model doesn't diffuse light but instead reduces light output at the source. This unique feature allows you to adjust the intensity of your lighting without affecting the color temperature or producing electronic interference.The Matthews 21" 10K Half Single Stainless Steel Wire Diffusion Scrim offers limitless variations of light intensity. You can stack multiple scrims to achieve the desired effect, providing you with a versatile tool that can meet the requirements of almost any professional light in the industry.This scrim is available in half single configuration, which is commonly used when the light is striking the plane of the subject or background at an angle. The half scrim effectively reduces the light falling on the nearest part of the plane, balancing it with the light reaching the most distant part. This ensures a balanced, professional-grade result in every shot.Whether you're a seasoned professional or an aspiring photographer, the Matthews 21" 10K Half Single Stainless Steel Wire Diffusion Scrim is an essential tool for controlling and shaping light in your shots, helping you to create stunning visuals every time.

Be prepared to master your lighting with the 21" 10K Half Double Stainless Steel Wire Diffusion Scrim, a crucial tool for professional photographers and videographers. This Matthews Stainless Wire Diffusion Scrim, crafted from high-quality stainless steel, is designed to withstand rust and endure uneven, intense heat, making it an ideal match for open face or Fresnel lighting fixtures. Unlike other scrims, this stainless steel diffusion scrim doesn't alter the light but instead reduces the light output at the source. This unique feature ensures that the color temperature remains unaffected, and it produces no electronic interference, preserving the integrity of your shots. One of the standout features of this 21" 10K Half Double Stainless Steel Wire Diffusion Scrim is its versatility. It can be stacked with other scrims to achieve an unlimited variation of light intensity, giving you the flexibility to create the perfect lighting for any scene. This scrim is available in a range of sizes from 5" to 29", catering to almost any professional light in the industry. Moreover, it comes in various configurations including single, double, half single, and half double. The half configurations are particularly useful when the light is striking the subject or background at an angle. By reducing the light falling on the nearest part of the plane, it balances with the light reaching the most distant part of the plane, ensuring an evenly lit scene. In summary, the 21" 10K Half Double Stainless Steel Wire Diffusion Scrim is a robust, versatile, and essential tool for any professional photographer or videographer looking to achieve the perfect lighting in their shots.

Are you in search of a durable and versatile tool to control light intensity in your professional photography or videography projects? Look no further than the Matthews 21" 10K Full Double Stainless Steel Wire Diffusion Scrim. Crafted from high-quality stainless steel, this diffusion scrim is not only resistant to rust but also stands up remarkably well under uneven, intense heat. This makes it an ideal choice for use with open face or Fresnel lighting fixtures.Unlike other scrims, the Matthews Stainless Wire Diffusion Scrim doesn't diffuse light but rather reduces light output at the source. This unique feature allows for precise control over the lighting in your shots without affecting the color temperature or producing any electronic interference. The 21" diameter of this double stainless steel wire diffusion scrim makes it suitable for a wide range of professional lights in the industry. Plus, its ability to be stacked provides limitless variations of light intensity, offering you the flexibility to create the perfect lighting conditions for your projects.Available in single, double, half single, and half double configurations, this diffusion scrim can be tailored to meet your specific needs. The half configurations are particularly useful when the light is striking the plane of the subject or background at an angle, enabling you to reduce a portion of the beam for more nuanced lighting effects.In essence, the Matthews 21" 10K Full Double Stainless Steel Wire Diffusion Scrim is a stylish, effective, and professional tool that offers unmatched durability and versatility for all your lighting needs.

Become the master of lighting control with the 21" 10K Full Single Stainless Steel Wire Diffusion Scrim, a must-have tool for any serious photographer or videographer. Crafted from high-quality, durable stainless steel, this professional-grade scrim is designed to withstand the rigors of both studio and field work, ensuring it remains impervious to rust and corrosion. Its resilience is particularly beneficial under the intense, uneven heat often associated with open face or Fresnel lighting fixtures, making it a reliable choice for demanding lighting setups.The 21-inch diameter of this stylish wire diffusion scrim sets it apart from smaller alternatives, offering a larger surface area for a more effective and softer light diffusion. Its primary function is to reduce light output directly at the source without altering the color temperature or producing any electronic interference, thus maintaining the integrity of your captured images.This full single stainless steel wire scrim is engineered to produce no discernible impact on the hue of the light, ensuring that your scenes are lit with the utmost precision. The circular design and meticulous construction help to eliminate hot spots, resulting in an evenly lit environment that enhances the visual appeal of your work.For those seeking versatility, this scrim can be stacked with others, allowing for an infinite range of light intensity adjustments to suit any creative requirement. The product line offers a variety of sizes, ranging from 5" to 29", and configurations including single, double, half single, and half double, to accommodate nearly any professional lighting instrument in the industry. The half configurations are particularly useful for selectively reducing light intensity when it strikes a subject or background at an angle, providing you with unparalleled control over your lighting.In summary, the 21" 10K Full Single Stainless Steel Wire Diffusion Scrim is an effective, durable, and professional tool that enhances the quality of your lighting, making it an essential component in the toolkit of photographers and videographers who demand the best in lighting control and quality.

A quintessential tool for professional rigging and mounting, the Matthews Condor Bracket is engineered to seamlessly attach to the front edge of the bucket on a Condor Crane. Crafted from high-quality, durable steel, this robust bracket is designed to support the weight of up to three 12k fixtures with ease, ensuring a sturdy and reliable hold for your essential equipment.The Condor Bracket's reliable construction not only promises longevity but also provides a versatile solution for mounting a diverse array of fixtures, from high-intensity lights to sophisticated camera systems. Its adjustable brackets are precision-made to lock securely into place, offering peace of mind that your equipment is safely mounted and ready for action.Whether you're setting up for a major film production or arranging lighting for a large-scale event, the Matthews Condor Bracket is the professional's choice for a high-quality, versatile mounting solution. Its ability to leave the majority of the bucket unoccupied is a testament to its thoughtful design, allowing operators ample space to work comfortably and efficiently.Incorporate this sturdy and reliable Condor Bracket into your equipment lineup to ensure your fixtures are mounted with the utmost confidence, backed by the strength and adaptability that professionals demand.

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In the last decade, there has been much research into the exact events surrounding the assassination of John F. Kennedy. According to new information gathered and assessed by Matthew Smith, JFK was murdered on orders emanating from the alternative” government the Establishment which catered to big business” and which Kennedy was in the process of divesting of power in favor of a government that put people first. The President’s new priorities won him few friends in the government, and Smith emphasizes the fact that most of his policies were dismantled within 18 months of his death. Indeed, his decision to withdraw from the early stages of Vietnam was reversed within hours. In Say Goodbye to America, Matthew Smith carefully examines the role of domestic and international business concerns and how government policies swiftly changed after JFK’s assassination including the engagement in Vietnam, a war that generated business” to the tune of $200 billion.

Randall Balmer, one of America’s top historians, explores the role of personal piety and public displays of faith in each of the modern presidencies--from J.F.K to George W. Bush--and shows how these change according to the times and what they reveal about the man sitting in the Oval Office.

The old saying does often seem to hold true: the rich get richer while the poor get poorer, creating a widening gap between those who have more and those who have less. The sociologist Robert K. Merton called this phenomenon the Matthew effect, named after a passage in the gospel of Matthew. Yet the more closely we examine the sociological effects of this principle, the more complicated the idea becomes. Initial advantage doesn't always lead to further advantage, and disadvantage doesn't necessarily translate into failure. Does this theory need to be revisited?Merton's arguments have significant implications for our conceptions of equality and justice, and they challenge our beliefs about culture, education, and public policy. His hypothesis has been examined across a variety of social arenas, including science, technology, politics, and schooling, to see if, in fact, advantage begets further advantage. Daniel Rigney is the first to evaluate Merton's theory of cumulative advantage extensively, considering both the conditions that uphold the Matthew effect and the circumstances that cause it to fail. He explores whether growing inequality is beyond human control or disparity is socially constructed and subject to change. Reexamining our core assumptions about society, Rigney causes us to rethink the sources of inequity.

When tragic events--the Pope's asassination, his own daughter's abduction, and a bomb threat in New York City--threaten to destroy his administration, President Francis Kennedy must exploit his power to save it

The surgeon who tried to save the lives of both President Kennedy and Lee Harvey Oswald offers his views on the assassination and a possible coverup

Any discussion of the great masters of American English must include the writings of Mary Frances Kennedy Fisher. For more than sixty years, in her writings about family, food, and travel, Fisher amassed a body of work that belongs on any shelf of classic American writing. Assembled here in this new edition is a generous selection from the books from throughout her career, arranged chronologically, and with this volume, we fortunate readers are now offered a magnificent, intimate survey of her life and writing. Whether reflecting on her father’s affinity for the underdog or bravely navigating the trials of old age, Fisher’s candor and wit are vigorous and infectious. Tales of travel, childhood memories, recipes massacred and perfected, meditations on World War II, and thoughts on cataract surgery the range of stories on her palette is surprising and original. The Measure of Her Powers, finely edited by Dominique Gioia and introduced by Ruth Reichl, will captivate those who have never read Fisher and deepen the appreciation of her many fans.

During the last years of her life, Mary Frances Kennedy Fisher began reflecting aloud over a large collection of old family photos, envisioning a scrapbook of people, places, and times past. This volume showcases these photos, with extended anecdotal captions taken from her published and unpublished writings. 242 photos.

On the night of June 4, 1968, Sirhan Bishara Sirhan shot and killed Senator Robert F. Kennedy in a steamy pantry of the Los Angeles Ambassador Hotel. Kennedy and his entourage had been celebrating his victory in the California primary for the Democratic nomination for President. R.F K. MUST DIE! begins on the night of Kennedy's assassination and moves forward chronologically to the end of Sirhan's trial. Comprehensive in scope and meticulous in detail, R.F.K. MUST DIE! reads like a novel.

A wryly ironic Jack Kennedy tells his own life story--twenty-five years after his death--laying bare the truths about his presidency, his marriage and his mistresses, and her colorful associates

The seventh novel in the acclaimed and bestselling Matthew Hervey series finds Hervey alone and a prisoner in the fortress of Badajos on the Spanish border.While Hervey – taken captive in the final pages of The Sabre’s Edge – plans his escape from the Spanish, his memories turn to 1812 when, as a young cornet, he was part of Wellington’s victorious army as it pushed its way north through Spain towards the Pyrenees. But first the British had to storm the fortress where he is imprisoned now: Badajos – a fortress of huge strategic importance – where French resistance was at its most fierce and most bloody.Both The Sabre’s Edge and Rumours of War were Sunday Times bestsellers in hardcover.