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Lastolite Skylite Rapid Extra Large Kit 3x3m with Rigid Case

The square EXTRA LARGE panel is the largest panel in the range, offering a huge diffused area, for ultimate control of the light. Too big to be handheld, this panel is ideally supported on stands (using the optional Griphead connector LL LA8446). It is available in kit form or as individual components. The covers available for the EXTRA LARGE frame include a 0.75 stop diffuser and a 1.25 stop diffuser. The kit contains an EXTRA LARGE frame and a 1.25 stop diffuser. It also comes in a sturdy rigid carry case.

SKU: GC40-MF-LL LR83344R

Lastolite Skylite Rapid Extra Large Kit 3x3m with Rigid Case

Lastolite Skylite Rapid Extra Large Kit 3x3m with Rigid Case

The square EXTRA LARGE panel is the largest panel in the range, offering a huge diffused area, for ultimate control of the light. Too big to be handheld, this panel is ideally supported on stands (using the optional Griphead connector LL LA8446). It is available in kit form or as individual components. The covers available for the EXTRA LARGE frame include a 0.75 stop diffuser and a 1.25 stop diffuser. The kit contains an EXTRA LARGE frame and a 1.25 stop diffuser. It also comes in a sturdy rigid carry case.

The Skylite panels are the go-to solution for location image makers who need to diffuse or reflect (reflectors not available for 3x3m frames) their light source in the most demanding situations. The lightweight, rapid assembly, the aluminium rigid frame offers ultimate stability even in windy conditions, whilst the clip-on covers offer a complete range of diffusion and reflective surfaces. Each framework collapses down into a neat, compact and very portable rigid carry case. An elastic cord runs through the aluminium making it impossible to lose parts or leave anything behind.

Simple Assembly

The simple fast setup means more time spent capturing images.

Bag Included

For easier storage and transport.

Stretches To Remove Creases

Elasticated fabric removes all creases when stretched.

Single Person Assembly

Making setups easier one person can quickly assemble this product.

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Product Overview

Lastolite Skylite Rapid Extra Large Kit 3x3m with Rigid Case

The square EXTRA LARGE panel is the largest panel in the range, offering a huge diffused area, for ultimate control of the light. Too big to be handheld, this panel is ideally supported on stands (using the optional Griphead connector LL LA8446). It is available in kit form or as individual components. The covers available for the EXTRA LARGE frame include a 0.75 stop diffuser and a 1.25 stop diffuser. The kit contains an EXTRA LARGE frame and a 1.25 stop diffuser. It also comes in a sturdy rigid carry case.

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