Lighting modifiers and backgrounds

The original favourite, for cutting flare on polished articles, now improved. Almost transparent, it can be used in colour photography without obscuring decorative designs. It is safe with most plastics. Used by museums on antiques, and in dentistry to reduce flare on polished instruments! Removes glaring highlights from polished surfaces in camera work. Coats evenly with a very fine spray pattern – it effectively dulls any polished object to be photographed.

As the name suggests it gives a four times overall neutral cut, it can be sprayed on windows and transparent screens. Used extensively in the motion picture and television industries, it is an aid on small locations. Easily removed with a little methyl spirit. For filtering purposes. Coats evenly with a very fine spray pattern – it effectively dulls any polished object to be photographed.

Kenair Anti-Reflect sprays are used in studio and video photography to generally control unwanted reflections and flare.

Black (KENR07B): This is used to reduce surface reflection when photographing highly polished and reflective black surfaces, for example black televisions and cars. It can also be used to produce an edge key on items with highly polished surfaces, such as glassware.

Kenair Anti-Reflect spray reduces reflections and glare in product photography. Ideal for use when photographing silver, glass or other similar products with highly reflective surfaces. Safe for use on most surfaces (if in doubt we recommend you test on a small part of the surface prior to use). Easy to wipe off after use with a soft, dry cloth.