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Manfrotto LL LS2720P Ezybox Pro Octa Medium 80cm Softbox

The Manfrotto Ezybox II Medium Octa 31.5" Softbox is a lightweight light-shaping tool that adds a flattering, low contrast effect to studio, battery-powered and shoe-mount flashes. The octagonal form factor provides optimal surface area for the unique wrap-around quality of light for which this type of softbox is known. The Ezybox has removable interior and exterior diffusers that can be used in any combination or not at all depending on your subject and desired effect. With both inner baffle and front diffuser in use there is a 2.0 stop reduction in output. Please note that the Ezybox requires separate purchase of a speed ring for use.

SKU: GC40-MF-LL LS2720P

Manfrotto LL LS2720P Ezybox Pro Octa Medium 80cm Softbox

Manfrotto LL LS2720P Ezybox Pro Octa Medium 80cm Softbox

The Manfrotto Ezybox II Medium Octa 31.5" Softbox is a lightweight light-shaping tool that adds a flattering, low contrast effect to studio, battery-powered and shoe-mount flashes. The octagonal form factor provides optimal surface area for the unique wrap-around quality of light for which this type of softbox is known. The Ezybox has removable interior and exterior diffusers that can be used in any combination or not at all depending on your subject and desired effect. With both inner baffle and front diffuser in use there is a 2.0 stop reduction in output. Please note that the Ezybox requires separate purchase of a speed ring for use.

Key Features:

Optional Grids

Adapts to Shoe Mount Flash

For Studio and Battery-Operated Flash

What's in the Box:

Manfrotto LL LS2720P Ezybox Pro Octa Medium 80cm Softbox

Softbox Body

Poles

Front Face

Internal Baffle

Rear Support Ring (Requires Speed Ring)

Storage Case

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Manfrotto LL LS2720P Ezybox Pro Octa Medium 80cm Softbox

The Manfrotto Ezybox II Medium Octa 31.5" Softbox is a lightweight light-shaping tool that adds a flattering, low contrast effect to studio, battery-powered and shoe-mount flashes. The octagonal form factor provides optimal surface area for the unique wrap-around quality of light for which this type of softbox is known. The Ezybox has removable interior and exterior diffusers that can be used in any combination or not at all depending on your subject and desired effect. With both inner baffle and front diffuser in use there is a 2.0 stop reduction in output. Please note that the Ezybox requires separate purchase of a speed ring for use.

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