[Zane Townsend]

We did the same thing at our studio, the paint we used for that was Glidden Interior Base 3 Flat Black (9013) paint code.

You can see what we did at https://www.greenslatestudios.com, on one half we have the flat black where nothing gets shot. On the other half is our tan-cream color for the custom build set.

[Zane Townsend]

Hey Nick,

Here’s what I use and it works great. Never had a problem keying it yet.

Go to Sherwin-Williams and buy Interior Latex Flat paint and have them tint it Neon Green (2032-10) that is the code.

[Zane Townsend]

I know the thread is probably void now, but I’ll throw out something real quick about the letus and the HPX300.

The letus works very well with our HPX300. The only major problem to watch out for here is if you are using the standard fujinon that came with the camera (Heaven forbid) in conjunction with the letus, there is a potential vignette problem. Which is why now we are no longer using the Fujinon standard and switched to our Canon with the letus.

You have to really push past the little box inside the letus system which I am assuming is the ground glass holder. Otherwise you will get a small vignette that is hard to see when you first set it up. So check your corners very carefully. I know it can work with the Fujinon but you really have to push past that box inside the letus, further than you would think you have to.

Remember I am solely speaking about the Standard Fujinon lens working with the letus system. I hope that made sense.

[Zane Townsend]

Gotcha, thank you very much Michael that all makes perfect sense. Thank you again for the response and explanation it will help out greatly.