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Manfrotto LL LR3034 76cm Collapsible Reflector Silver/Gold

Ideal for portraiture, the reversible 76 cm Collapsible Reflector from Manfrotto is handy for use as a reflected bounce light to lower contrast and fill in shadows or as a main light source in strong ambient illumination. The silver side is highly reflective, able to throw light over an appreciable distance, and produces a contrasty quality of light with a cool colour balance, while the neutral white reverse side offers a softer quality of light that's suitable for all-around use.

SKU: GC40-MF-LL LR3034

Manfrotto LL LR3034 76cm Collapsible Reflector Silver/Gold

Manfrotto LL LR3034 76cm Collapsible Reflector Silver/Gold

Ideal for portraiture, the reversible 76 cm Collapsible Reflector from Manfrotto is handy for use as a reflected bounce light to lower contrast and fill in shadows or as a main light source in strong ambient illumination. The silver side is highly reflective, able to throw light over an appreciable distance, and produces a contrasty quality of light with a cool colour balance, while the neutral white reverse side offers a softer quality of light that's suitable for all-around use.

The 76 cm reflector is light enough to be handheld or attached to an optional holder and folds down to 1/3 its open size to stow conveniently in the provided carry bag.

Reversible

A different surface on each side gives you more creative options

Collapses to 1/3 of Open Size

Reflector folds down to a convenient size for portability and storage

Double Coated Reflective Surfaces

Ensures reflective surfaces won't crack or split after numerous uses

Key Features:

Reversible

Silver for Bright Contrast, Cool Colour

White Side for Neutral Reflectance

Folds Down to 1/3 its Open Size

Compact, Lightweight for Traveling

Ideal for Portraiture

Hand Holdable

Optional Reflector Holder

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Manfrotto LL LR3034 76cm Collapsible Reflector Silver/Gold

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Manfrotto LL LR3034 76cm Collapsible Reflector Silver/Gold

Ideal for portraiture, the reversible 76 cm Collapsible Reflector from Manfrotto is handy for use as a reflected bounce light to lower contrast and fill in shadows or as a main light source in strong ambient illumination. The silver side is highly reflective, able to throw light over an appreciable distance, and produces a contrasty quality of light with a cool colour balance, while the neutral white reverse side offers a softer quality of light that's suitable for all-around use.

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